About This Product

Add some oomph to sharing dishes with these 1815 tapas dip trays, et of 8. Small and perfectly formed, they’re great for all sorts of sauces, whether sweet chili, soy, or aioli dip. With a selection of fun and striking colors, the hand-dipped look gives a nod to our rich heritage dating back to 1815. Beautifully made from chip-resistant porcelain, you may want to put them on display all around your home—use them to keep jewelry safe in the bathroom, remember to take vitamins while watching TV, or keep mini succulents sitting happily on a window sill.

Features

Set of 8—easily stackable.
Unique finish thanks to hand-dipped glaze technique.
Each piece is unique with surface score marks and hand-crafted details.
Raffia tied packaging creates a unique and sustainable gift.
Microwave safe, unless includes precious metal decoration. Do not expose to direct heat from a naked flame or to rapid changes in temperature. Use napkins to separate items when storing to prevent scratching. Stains in tea cups or tea pots can be removed with a cleansing solution e.g. baby utensil sterilizing solution--always wash and rinse thoroughly before use. Gray marks can be removed using cleansers specifically designed for the removal of metal marks from ceramic products e.g. Barkeepers Friend Abrasive materials must not be used when cleaning.
Our story begins in 1815 when John Doulton invested his life savings, £100, in a small London pottery operation. Ours is a story of many firsts, from innovating new materials and glazing techniques to collaborating from the beginning with artists and designers. For over 200 years, our focus on bringing premium quality and exceptional design to everybody’s table has been a resounding success. We’ve designed award-winning collections like Olio by Barber Osgerby and Signature 1815, collaborated with talented designers, artists, and craftsmen; launched the 1815 collection of best-selling ranges from Pacific Blue to 1815 Pure, celebrated our 200-year anniversary, and even celebrated our 10th Anniversary of the successful 1815 collection.