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French Butter Dish Blue Poppies

Exact dimensions: 4.41" x 4.41" x 3.11"

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This Polish Pottery butter dish (item number H2422D) is made by talented artisans from Poland. It is 3.1" high and measures 4.4" by 4.4". The weight of this butter dish is 1.32 lbs. The price of this butter dish is $104.95 and if your total is over $99 you will get FREE SHIPPING.

This particular Polish Pottery butter dish is currently sold out from our Texas warehouse. It can be special ordered from Boleslawiec if you don't mind waiting 4-6 months for it. Why does it take so long? Typically, if we order it this month, manufacturer will have it ready for us by the end of next month, and it takes 2 months for the goods to travel by wheels and sea from Boleslawiec to Texas. That is roughly 4 months total if everything goes smooth. Sometimes it will take longer than 4 months if the manufacturer is very busy, but it should never take longer than 6 months.

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French Butter Dish Blue Poppies

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Product ID: # H2422D

Height
3.11"

Width
4.41"

Length
4.41"

Weight:	1.32 lbs

Style: # S456A

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Pattern: # P1085A
Blue Poppies

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Polmedia Polish Pottery is:

quality 1 stoneware
hand painted
made in Boleslawiec Poland
safe to use with food
microwave safe
dishwasher safe
oven safe up to 480 F
freezer safe
lead and cadmium free
crack and chip resistant
durable for everyday use
easy to clean

Customer Questions & Answers

Q: how to use butter dish Lois Tetzlaff, WI

A: This late pottery crock has two parts: a base that holds water, and a cup to hold the packed butter which also serves as a lid. The cup containing butter is placed into the base, where water creates an airtight seal that keeps the air (and thus oxygen) away from the butter so that refrigeration is not needed, and the butter can be used in its soft form. This method will keep butter for around a month provided it is kept at temperatures below 80 °F (27 °C) and the water is changed regularly.

Q: What is the maximum baking temperature for the pottery? ,

A: The maximum safe baking temperature is 480 F.