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One of the most famous tableware sets
Made of stoneware
Can be cleaned in the dishwasher
Can be used in the microwave
Dishwasher
Microwave
Oven safe
| Specifications | |
|---|---|
| Product number | 19553 |
| Brand | Wedgwood |
| Collection | Edme |
| Material | Ceramic |
| Colour | Cream |
| Show all 11 specifications | |
| General | |
|---|---|
| EAN |
0032675150834 |
| Type | Deep Plate |
| Brand | Wedgwood |
| Collection | Edme |
| Product number | 19553 |
| Dimensions and weight | |
| Diameter | 23 cm | 9.06 inch |
| Design and material | |
| Material | Ceramic |
| Colour | Cream |
| Scope of supply | |
| Number | 1 |
| Specifications | |
| Heat-resistant | 180 °C |
Do you eat pasta or would you rather have a soup? It's all possible with the deep plate Edme from the brand Wedgwood! The plate is made of earthenware, making it a very sturdy plate. The stylish deep plate has a diameter of 23 cm and is dishwasher safe. The edge has a beautiful characteristic design that is typical for the Edme tableware. Your guests will be amazed when you serve this plate! One thing is for sure, with the Wedgwood Edme Deep plate you will enjoy every meal! The Edme tableware from the brand Wedgwood can be described as modest yet very elegant. Wedgwood has many different tableware sets with the Edme tableware being the most famous, often described as "the cream-colored tableware with a rib". The Edme collection is made of earthenware, which provides extra sturdiness and an elegant classic look!
Wedgwood is a British company founded in 1759 that specialises in earthenware and porcelain. In the 19th century, they produced the first 'Fine Bone China' porcelain, which contains bone ash making the porcelain much stronger. Today Wedgwood is still known for its high quality tableware.
Josiah Wedgwood began as a potter at the age of 29, experimenting with clay and exploring its many possibilities. He is remembered today as the 'father of English potters'. To this day, Wedgewood is one of the most famous tableware sets in the world and almost indispensable in every household.
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