Peacock Sugar Bowl sits on a dark wooden chopping board, with a tea spoon
Handmade Ceramic Peacock Sugar Pot by Hannah Turner
Peacock Sugar Bowl sits on a dark wooden chopping board, with a tea spoon, behind is a milk jugs full of flowers
Peacock Sugar Bowl sits on a dark wooden chopping board, with a tea spoon
A square kraft paper box standing upright on a pale yellow surface against a light grey background. The front of the box is printed with the brand name Hannah Turner in black script and smaller text below reading 'Designed in the UK' and Hannah Turner's website address.
A square kraft paper box standing upright on a pale yellow surface against a light grey background. The front of the box is printed with the brand name Hannah Turner in black script and smaller text below reading 'Designed in the UK' and Hannah Turner's website address.

Peacock Sugar Bowl with Lid

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Looking for a vintage sugar bowl?

Part of the Peacock range of tableware and kitchen textiles is Hannah's Sugar Bowl with Lid. This little pot is perfect for holding sugar, jam or marmalade too. With a slot for the spoon, it adds a vintage vibe to breakfast time, and the proud peacocks wrapped around the bowl evoke your granny's vintage china. Granny core never looked so cool!

Being a discontinued line with limited stock remaining, this proud feathered friend won't stick around long - grab yours before it takes flight!

It comes packed in a beautiful gift box made from recycled card, with no single use plastics. All ready to wrap if it's a present for a loved one.

Handmade in Sri Lanka from stoneware ceramic with a decal decoration.

9.5cm high, 10 cm diameter.

Dishwasher and microwave safe.

Spoon not included.

Hannah's ceramic tableware, planters, money boxes, trinket dishes and hanging decorations are handmade for us in Sri Lanka by a small, family-run company.

The highly-skilled workers are responsible for hand-finishing each of the designs. This involves cleaning up the raw clay as it comes out of the mould, hand-painting or sponging the under-glaze colours, carefully transporting and loading into tightly-packed kilns, and hand-decorating with screen-printed decals that add that final bit of character to each design.

Entrusting some of her signature pieces to expert hands in Sri Lanka gives Hannah the time to work on new and exciting design ideas in her Wiltshire studio.

A circular black and white graphic featuring the text '35 YEARS OF TRADING' with large '35' and ribbon banners.

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