Floral Mini Ceramic Serving Spoons

esme and bird

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    • Order placed
    • 29th June
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    • 2nd July
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    • Standard delivery
    • 4th - 5th July
Description

These delightful ceramic spoons with a floral design are the perfect serving utensils. Inspired by victorian dining with a modern fusion these will add a wonderful addition to any dining table.

Each spoon is hand-made in my studio, with the floral decoration added during the building stage.

Please see my other listing for the marching large and small serving dishes.

Need to know

Each piece is completely hand-made, therefore 100% original and unique, no two pieces are exactly alike.
Shape, size, colours and dimensions vary slightly from piece to piece.
Approximate spoon dimensions: 10cm long

They can go in the dishwasher although preferred to be hand washed.
Microwave friendly.

Delivery

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Standard delivery: included
Receive it by 4th - 5th July

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esme and bird

Staffordshire

Step into the vibrant world of pottery, where Deborah, a Yorkshire native now thriving in the serene landscapes of Staffordshire, crafts her masterpieces from the heart of her home courtyard studio.

Surrounded by the picturesque countryside and ancient woodlands that serve as her inspiration, her journey as a ceramic artist began at Wolverhampton University, where she immersed herself in the intricacies of ceramics and 3D design.