Sold Denby Halo Speckle plates and bowls

By lauram
June 26 in For Sale & Items Offered

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lauram

Posted June 26

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Posted June 26

Currently on sale on the Denby website, but these are an even better price: £48

6 coupe dinner plates and 6 pasta bowls.

Al in excellent condition, no chips.

Pick up and cash only, please.

Coupe Dinner Plates:

ProductSpecification

· Length: 26cm

· Width: 26cm

· Depth: 3cm

· Weight: 849g

Past bowls:

· Length: 22cm

· Width: 22cm

· Weight: 666g

Both:
· Microwave safe

· Dishwasher safe

· Oven safe

· Freezer safe

· Material: Stoneware

Denby website description:

Halo is a unique design which incorporates two tones of glaze to produce a striking, speckled finish. Produced at Denby Pottery in Derbyshire, Halo has been handcrafted to the highest-standard.

Halo is an expertly hand-crafted range and every piece varies slightly due to the unique 'reaction' of the glazes. Light and dark matt grey glazes are applied to the biscuit body and when the products are in the kiln the magic happens. An artisan charm is created when the ingredients combine together in the heat and the true beauty of Halo comes to life with the unique details of each item. Each piece is a work of art and this is the beauty of Halo. The natural variations of the Halo range are part of the production process and is what makes Halo one of our most popular ranges.

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