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Palmer Butter jar Fancy Ivory 5.5 cm 3 cl Porcelain Offwhite
Palmer Butter jar Fancy Ivory 5.5 cm 3 cl Porcelain Offwhite
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General
| Brand | Palmer |
|---|---|
| Series | Fancy Ivory |
Sizes and weight
| Diameter | 5.5 centimeters |
|---|---|
| Weight (with packaging) | 0.32 kilograms |
| Weight (without packaging) | 0.1 kilograms |
| Height | 3.5 centimeters |
| Content | 3 centiliters |
Order Details
| Order unit | 3 |
|---|---|
| Packaging | Pieces |
| Package Contents | 3 |
| Pallet Number | 3888 |
Product Features
| Color | Offwhite |
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| Material | Porcelain |
Details
| Article number | 103278 |
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| EAN | 08711934104796 |
| Part number | 871/I |
This Fancy Ivory butter pot from Palmer presents butter in an appealing way. This butter pot has a capacity of 3 cl and is made of colorfast white porcelain. In addition, this butter pot is easy to stack, taking up little space in your kitchen. This dishwasher-safe set consists of 3 butter jars measuring 6 x 4 cm.
Porcelain
Porcelain is a mixture of feldspar, kaolin and quartz. These minerals are mixed and pulverized in a certain proportion. Then this mixture is mixed with water and formed into a product using a mold. This raw product (called cookie) is usually first baked at about 1100?. Then the product is glazed and fired again at a very high temperature somewhere between 1250 and 1380?. Porcelain is very strong and suitable for intensive use. Palmer
"For lovers of food"
It is said that we taste a dish with our eyes before we even take our first bite. And every true lover of food, from the Michelin-starred to the enthusiastic home cook, knows anticipation is the finest of seasonings. Our collection is designed to engage all of the senses. Rich colors and beautifully textured finishes transform every meal into a dish worth celebrating.
Porcelain
Porcelain is a mixture of feldspar, kaolin and quartz. These minerals are mixed and pulverized in a certain proportion. Then this mixture is mixed with water and formed into a product using a mold. This raw product (called cookie) is usually first baked at about 1100?. Then the product is glazed and fired again at a very high temperature somewhere between 1250 and 1380?. Porcelain is very strong and suitable for intensive use. Palmer
"For lovers of food"
It is said that we taste a dish with our eyes before we even take our first bite. And every true lover of food, from the Michelin-starred to the enthusiastic home cook, knows anticipation is the finest of seasonings. Our collection is designed to engage all of the senses. Rich colors and beautifully textured finishes transform every meal into a dish worth celebrating.
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