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As fresh as a berry garden: Design 1208 brings a pleasantly natural feel to the breakfast table with its small blue blueberries and loosely flowing green branches. The combination of rich blue, varying shades of green and the light ceramic background looks lively without being overpowering.
The blueberry pattern is loosely distributed across the domed lid. Small blue berries alternate with leaves, delicate twigs and different green tones. This creates a decoration that feels almost hand-drawn and complements the traditional shape of Bolesławiec pottery particularly well. The dark blue knob and the fine blue line along the lower edge repeat the color of the berries and complete the overall design in a harmonious way.
The compact format is also a key feature of this butter dish. It is designed for approximately 125 g of butter – half of a standard 250 g block – making it especially suitable for smaller households or for anyone who prefers to serve butter in smaller, fresher portions. The raised area in the base provides a defined place for the butter, while the domed lid offers sufficient clearance and keeps it reliably covered.
The large dark blue knob is easy to grip and makes opening the butter dish pleasantly simple. At the same time, the lid helps protect the butter from drying out and from absorbing unwanted odors. The glazed ceramic surface is easy to care for and well suited to everyday use on the breakfast table.
Typical advantages of Bolesławiec pottery:
With Design 1208, this small butter dish has a particularly fresh and natural character. The blue blueberries add attractive touches of color, while the green branches give the pattern a light and airy appearance – a charming combination for anyone who enjoys floral and botanical designs without giving up the classic appeal of Bolesławiec pottery.
Dimensions: Base: length 16.0 cm, width 12.0 cm · Lid: length 12.0 cm, width 9.0 cm · Total height including base approx. 8.0 cm.
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