【 Baby Description 】: Ceramic handicrafts, European H Home Golden Mosaic Series bone china coffee utensils/plates, European royal household items, high-quality high-temperature bone china, with luxurious and exquisite gold lacquer patterns on the exterior. Elegant, noble, and showcasing the owner's refined taste!

【 Baby Name 】: European H Home Golden Mosaic Series Coffee Set/Plate/Bowl Spoon

【 Material 】: High temperature high-quality bone china, made by embedding and firing 24K liquid gold from Germany

【 Baby Composition 】: Coffee pot, cups and plates, plates, bowls and spoons

【 Baby size 】: Coffee pot: 21x12x14cm, capacity: 800ml

Coffee cup: 11.5x8.7x6.5cm, capacity: 250ml

Coffee dish: 15.5x15.5x2cm

8-inch flat plate: 20.5x20.5x2cm(No gift box)

10 inch flat plate: 25.5x25.5x2cm(No gift box)

4.5-inch rice bowl: 11.5x11.5x6.5cm

Small spoon length: 14.5cm

[Color] As shown in the picture (Due to different lighting and displays, there may be slight color differences. The color is based on the actual product. The pictures are taken from the actual product without any post-processing, so you can rest assured to purchase. The actual product is more beautiful than the photo!)

Daily maintenance:

1: When using a dishwasher, choose one with a "porcelain and crystal" washing function.

2: Porcelain decorated with gold and platinum edges should not be heated in the microwave.

3: The pH value of the detergent should be between 11-11.5, and when washing with clean water, the water temperature should not exceed 80 ℃.

4: Do not immerse the hot cup directly in cold water to avoid rapid temperature changes that may damage the porcelain.

5: If there are scratches, they can be polished with toothpaste.

6: If there are tea stains, they can be cleaned with lemon juice or vinegar.

7: When cleaning, add warm water to detergent, wipe with a sponge or soft cloth, rinse with clean water, and then wipe clean with a soft towel. Do not use rough brushes or cleaning cloths (such as wire, toothbrush, loofah towel, etc.) to scrub, so as not to damage the glaze and pattern of the tableware, causing scratches or wear.