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Details of 22-carat gold
High quality porcelain
High quality porcelain
Not suitable for the microwave.
Dishwasher
Microwave
| Specifications | |
|---|---|
| Product number | 19611 |
| Brand | Wedgwood |
| Collection | Cornucopia |
| Material | Porcelain |
| Colour | White, Cream, Black |
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| General | |
|---|---|
| EAN |
0032677047682 |
| Type | Breakfast Plate |
| Brand | Wedgwood |
| Collection | Cornucopia |
| Product number | 19611 |
| Design and material | |
| Material | Porcelain |
| Material name | Fine Bone Porcelain |
| Colour | White, Cream, Black |
Are you looking for new, luxurious and high-quality tableware? Then the Wedgwood Breakfast Plate Cornucopia ø 20 cm is ideal for you. This is made of bone china, Wegdwood's high-quality porcelain and achieves a high hardness. Playful allegorical figures can be admired on the breakfast plate and there are accents of 22-carat gold to be seen. The Wedgwood Breakfast Plate Cornucopia ø 20 cm adds a luxurious twist to any breakfast table. The breakfast plate is suitable for everyday use as it can be easily cleaned in the dishwasher after use.
Wedgwood Cornucopia is a luxury tableware collection designed in 1995. The setting is based on the 'Horn of plenty'. This legendary object originates from Greek mythology and symbolises abundance. You can find the horn in the beige-clouded parchment border. The Wedgwood Cornucopia dinnerware is a beautiful addition to your dining table!
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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