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The Mason Cash In The Meadow collection is designed for home cooks and entertainers who appreciate a blend of rustic charm and functional kitchenware. This set provides a cohesive, elegant way to serve butter and assorted hors d'oeuvres while enhancing your table setting with its signature embossed floral motifs. While the durable stoneware is ideal for frequent use, users should be mindful that its delicate aesthetic and ceramic material require careful handling compared to stainless steel or plastic serving alternatives.
| Colour | Multicolor |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 5010853297163 |
| Brand | Mason Cash |
While the stoneware is robust, we recommend hand washing to ensure the longevity of the intricate embossed details and to prevent chipping.
The dish is specifically designed to accommodate up to 500g of butter.
The set is intended for serving and presentation. We do not recommend using it for high-temperature oven baking due to potential thermal stress.
The serving platter measures 30cm in length, providing a versatile surface for meats, desserts, or breads.
Stoneware is generally resistant to staining, but it is best to clean acidic or deeply pigmented foods off the platter promptly to maintain the finish.
Soak the item in warm soapy water for 15 minutes and use a soft-bristled brush to gently lift debris from the intricate floral patterns.
Ensure the butter block is cool when placed; use the ridged base design to grip the edges of the butter block.
Before first use, it is recommended to wash both pieces with mild dish soap and warm water to remove any factory dust. The stoneware is naturally heavy and stable, requiring no complex assembly. For long-term care, hand washing is highly recommended to preserve the integrity of the embossed details and the decorative finish. While stoneware is generally heat-retentive, avoid extreme thermal shock, such as moving the items directly from a refrigerator to a hot oven, as this may cause cracking. Store the items in a stable cupboard space with padding between the platter and other heavy items to prevent chipping.
