The gorgeous vintage Churchill Willow Sugar Bowl with Lid 160 ml is the perfect
finishing touch for any tea set. It has the famous Blue Willow landscape design in rich cobalt blue, making it a lovely complement to any table. This small sugar pot adds class, warmth, and a narrative to any dessert or tea service. This earthenware sugar bowl was made in Stoke-on-Trent, England. It is safe to use in the microwave and dishwasher, so it combines classic beauty with modern usefulness. It has Georgian-style design, a cover that fits snugly, and a capacity of 160 ml, making it ideal for sugar, sweeteners, or even little delights like honey or jam.
What’s Included:
You get: 1 Churchill Willow Sugar Bowl with Lid (160 ml)
Key Benefits:
• The classic Blue Willow chinoiserie print gives it a traditional style.
• The 160 ml size is great for sugar, sweeteners, or small condiments.
• The fitted lid keeps the contents fresh.
• The earthenware is strong and can go in the microwave and dishwasher.
• It goes well with full tea sets and vintage table decor.
Application Tips:
• Use this for granulated sugar, sugar cubes, or powdered sweeteners.
• For a coordinated tea set, use matching teacups, saucers, and cream jugs.
• Additionally, you can use this to store honey, jam, or sauces for table service.
• Show off on open shelves or in an antique tea cabinet with pride. • Rinse carefully before using the dishwasher to keep the detail.
Product Information:
• Brand: Churchill
• Collection: Blue Willow
• Material: Earthenware
• Volume: about 160 ml (5.4 oz)
• Lid included: Yes.
• Color: Cobalt Blue on White.
• Pattern: Traditional Willow print
• Microwave safe: Yes
• Dishwasher safe: Yes
• Made in: Stoke-on-Trent, United Kingdom
Shelf Life and Compatibility:
• Shelf Life : Doesn't go bad; lasts a long time if you take care of it.
• Compatibility: Works with all kinds of dinnerware and silverware • Easy to keep in dish
racks, closets, or open shelves. Can be used every day; perfect for home or hospitality use.
FAQs:
Q1: What is the bowl used for most of the time?
A1: It is mostly used to hold sugar, although it also works well for honey, sweeteners, or jam.
Q2: Does it come with a lid?
A2: Yes, it comes with a cover that fits perfectly so you can easily store and serve it.
Q3: Is it okay to put it in the microwave?
A3: Yes, however, it's best for things that are at room temperature or only slightly warm.
Q4: Can I put this in the dishwasher?
A4: Yes, it's completely safe to put in the dishwasher.
Q5: Will the pattern last?
A5: Yes, of course! The design is put on the glaze with heat to make it last.
Q6: Is it okay to use this as a decoration?
A6: Yes, it looks lovely on kitchen shelves or in tea cabinets.
Q7: What style does it go with?
A7: It goes well with Georgian, vintage, farmhouse, and chinoiserie styles.
Q8: Where does it come from?
A8: Stoke-on-Trent, the UK's ceramic capital.
Q9: Is it possible to give it as part of a tea set?
A9: Yes, it's a wonderful gift when you add matching cups and saucers.
Q10: Is it heavy?
A10: No, it's light and easy to carry
