Features:
| • | Botanic Garden creamer, 12-ounce capacity | | • | Hand decorated glazed earthenware | | • | Bold mix-and-match floral designs with butterfly motifs and distinctive green leaf border | | • | Safe in freezer, microwave, and dishwasher; oven-safe to 340 degrees F | | • | Matching sugar bowl, Bristol mug, traditional cups and saucers also available |
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Editorial Reviews:
Product Description
Designed by Susan Williams-Ellis in 1972, Botanic Garden is a ground breaking pattern-over thirty different flowers adorn the collection.Each product is produced in a variety of different flowers and the whole mix and match pattern is unified by the unique style of drawing, the flitting butterflies and the distinctive leaf border. Botanic Garden has become one of the world's best selling tableware designs and is constantly changing with new motifs and products regularly added to the range.Since Portmeirion's tableware range is "Oven-to-Tableware," it can also be used for cooking. However, this pottery has been designed to perform perfectly satisfactorily at the lower range of temperatures normally used when cooking and should not be used at oven temperatures of over 170??C (340??F / UK Gas Mark 3).
Amazon.com Review
Coordinating perfectly with other pieces in Portmeirion's Botanic Garden Collection, and hand-painted with one of 28 beautiful flowers, this curvaceous creamer brings the colors of an English country garden to any table. With a generous 12-ounce capacity this piece will prove useful for much more than adding cream to coffee and tea. Imagine it filled with fruit coulis or a rich caramel sauce, ready to be poured over an elegant dessert. More than 30 years ago the founder of Portmeirion Potteries was inspired by 19th-century botanical illustrations to create the Botanic Garden collection of tableware and cookware. Each piece is crafted from fine glazed earthenware and features highly detailed floral designs complemented by a simple border of green leaves to give the collection a coordinated look. Botanic Garden tableware is safe in the freezer, microwave, oven, and dishwasher, but it should not be subjected to sudden changes in temperature. --Simon Leake
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