Kitchen & Dining
Star Handle Coffee Mugs 14 Oz, Set of 6
Six large ceramic mugs, 14 ounces apiece, with the handle shaped into a star instead of the usual loop.
Kitchen & Dining
$79.99
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Eight ounces is the bowl that gets used most and owned least: cereal in the morning, a scoop of ice cream at night, soup as a first course, rice beside a main. Six of them in green porcelain, shaped with the curved profile of this collection, means the small-bowl shortage ends and the cupboard picks up some color while it is at it.
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Clean curved lines instead of the usual straight-sided round bowl, which is what makes a stack of these look deliberate on an open shelf. They also match the rest of the collection.
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One bowl per person at breakfast, or six dessert servings for guests, with nobody waiting on the dishwasher. Six is the count that stops the shortage for good.
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Porcelain fires harder than stoneware, so the rim resists chipping while the walls stay thin. The ceramic is lead-free, and it does not pick up stains the way plastic bowls do.
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Oven to 450 degrees, plus microwave, freezer and machine, so the same bowl bakes a small portion and chills a dessert. They nest tightly and hand the shelf its space back.
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