Rick Stein Coves of Cornwall - Harlyn Bay Utensil Pot
Rick Stein Coves of Cornwall -Â Harlyn Bay Utensil Pot
This beautiful ceramic design, inspired by the land and seascape of Cornish coves, was the winning entry in a competition Rick Stein launched to final year design students at Falmouth University, Cornwall to create his new tabletop collection.
Coves from north Cornwall have been hand-painted in watercolour showing the depth and colour variations in the sea. The clean design and form of bone china complements the subtly changing shades of each cove resulting in a unique and highly collectable range of coastal tableware.
This Utensil Pot features Harlyn Bay and comes gift boxed. Rick's memory of Harlyn Bay:
"A vast flatness of wet sand reflecting the sky. Memories of seine net fishing for bass off the beach with my Dad and the locals."
It is suitable for dishwashers.
Original: $44.68
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$15.64Rick Stein Coves of Cornwall - Harlyn Bay Utensil Pot
Rick Stein Coves of Cornwall -Â Harlyn Bay Utensil Pot
This beautiful ceramic design, inspired by the land and seascape of Cornish coves, was the winning entry in a competition Rick Stein launched to final year design students at Falmouth University, Cornwall to create his new tabletop collection.
Coves from north Cornwall have been hand-painted in watercolour showing the depth and colour variations in the sea. The clean design and form of bone china complements the subtly changing shades of each cove resulting in a unique and highly collectable range of coastal tableware.
This Utensil Pot features Harlyn Bay and comes gift boxed. Rick's memory of Harlyn Bay:
"A vast flatness of wet sand reflecting the sky. Memories of seine net fishing for bass off the beach with my Dad and the locals."
It is suitable for dishwashers.
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Rick Stein Coves of Cornwall -Â Harlyn Bay Utensil Pot
This beautiful ceramic design, inspired by the land and seascape of Cornish coves, was the winning entry in a competition Rick Stein launched to final year design students at Falmouth University, Cornwall to create his new tabletop collection.
Coves from north Cornwall have been hand-painted in watercolour showing the depth and colour variations in the sea. The clean design and form of bone china complements the subtly changing shades of each cove resulting in a unique and highly collectable range of coastal tableware.
This Utensil Pot features Harlyn Bay and comes gift boxed. Rick's memory of Harlyn Bay:
"A vast flatness of wet sand reflecting the sky. Memories of seine net fishing for bass off the beach with my Dad and the locals."
It is suitable for dishwashers.
