Kraak Breakfast Cup and Saucer - Blue/White
£45.00
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Our extensive range of Kraak servingware is a near exact copy of Ming and Qing period pottery. Each piece is hand‑painted in a blue underglaze and has a timeless appeal....
Our extensive range of Kraak servingware is a near exact copy of Ming and Qing period pottery. Each piece is hand-painted in a blue underglaze and has a timeless appeal. Mix and match pieces to create a bespoke set.
- Dishwasher and microwave safe
- Inspired by Ming and Qing period pottery
- Hand-painted with a blue underglaze
- Ceramic
- Product code: A10393-1-14-1051-10
| Height | 8 cm |
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