Speckled Cup and Saucer with Raised Painted Motifs
$88
Go to bagA low stoneware cup with a wavy rim and raised, hand-painted motifs, on a saucer with the same wavy edge.
Holds
8.5 fl oz (250 ml)
A regular cup of coffee.
Size
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In the box
Cup and saucer
Food, flowers and linen in the pictures are not included.
Delivery
Arrives in about 10 to 20 days.
Returns
Broken or wrong: replaced or refunded
We can't take back a piece that arrived whole, so check the size first. You can cancel free until it is packed.
How it is made
As the studio tells it
The blossoms, trees and hearts are raised from the clay and painted by hand under the glaze, on a kaolin body, as the seller states. The glaze is what the seller calls a kiln-change glaze: its colour shifts with the heat inside the kiln, so the tone and speckle differ on every cup. The maker and the place of making are not stated.
The cream glaze is flecked with brown and turns toasted tan where it thins at the rim. Blossom has no loop handle: a flat pink flower stands out from the side as the grip, and a second flower sits on the front. Grove carries two raised trees with sea-green crowns, and Heart a glossy red heart with a handle shaped like one. The glaze colour and speckle differ from cup to cup.
Read more in the JournalThe factsMore, as the seller lists them
- Saucer
- 17 cm across, 2.5 cm high (6.7 x 1.0 in)
- Grip
- A flat pink flower instead of a loop
- Material
- Stoneware, painted by hand under the glaze
Each piece is painted by hand; details vary.
The factsMore, as the seller lists them
- Saucer
- 17 cm across, 2.5 cm high (6.7 x 1.0 in)
- Handle
- An open loop
- Material
- Stoneware, painted by hand under the glaze
Each piece is painted by hand; details vary.
The factsMore, as the seller lists them
- Saucer
- 17 cm across, 2.5 cm high (6.7 x 1.0 in)
- Handle
- A loop shaped like a heart
- Material
- Stoneware, painted by hand under the glaze
Each piece is painted by hand; details vary.
Care
Wash by hand with warm water and a soft sponge. Avoid sudden changes of temperature, such as pouring boiling water into a cold cup.
