Small Spiral Appetizer Dish Cook & Host, Casafina by COSTA NOVA

Sale price£11.00
The Small Spiral Appetizer Dish from the Cook & Host collection is crafted in Portugal from fine stoneware, offering timeless elegance and versatility.

Available in cloud white, cream, grey, robins egg blue, and classic red, the Cook & Host colle
EAN: 560673981562 | SKU: SD151-WHI
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Product Details

The Small Spiral Appetizer Dish from the Cook & Host collection is a celebration of the art of entertaining, handcrafted in Portugal from fine stoneware. Inspired by the joy of hosting, each piece features a stunning glossy glaze that enhances its elegant

Use & Care

Suitable for oven, microwave, dishwasher and freezer

Fine stoneware pieces are highly resistant to thermal shock, withstanding variations between -20ºC and 250ºC (0ºF to 500ºF). Maximum recommended thermal variation is 180ºC (35

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Fine Stoneware

Our fine stoneware is crafted from natural clay and mineral-based materials, making it eco-friendly and biodegradable, with a manufacturing process that uses significantly less energy. Additionally, all our excess clay is reused.

Many hands touch each of our ceramic pieces – although our factories are equipped with state-of-the-art technology, the manual process remains predominant.