Pillivuyt Lion Soup Bowl 450ml

Perfect for pot pie or soup, this single-serve bowl with distinct Pillivuyt handles, will add a distinctive feel to your dining experience.

An iconic piece of porcelain artistry crafted in France since 1818. Its super-strong porcelain is adorned with a diamond-hard glaze, ensuring lasting beauty. Withstand temperature extremes, resist scratches, and easily clean this thermal shock-resistant bowl. Experience the fusion of traditional craftsmanship and modern innovation, elevating your dining moments to perfection.

Features

• Capacity: 450ml
• Made from super-strong porcelain
• A pure white, diamond-hard glaze is embedded throughout the piece rather than applied to the surface. The result is glossy and strong porcelain designed to last
• Thermal shock resistant – withstands temperatures between -25°C and 300°C, and can be transferred directly from freezer to oven or microwave
• Resistant to scratching and chipping
• Hygienic and easy to clean – non-porous glaze won’t absorb bacteria, tastes or odours
• Freezer, microwave and oven safe
• Dishwasher safe
• Made in France

About Pillivuyt

Famous for its exceptional strength and high resistance to chipping, Pillivuyt French Porcelain is one of the oldest and most prestigious brands of French porcelain available. The thick, diamond-hard glaze is non-porous, easy to clean and will not stain. Freezer to oven to tabletop, Pillivuyt's attractive, classical designs will suit most table settings from the simplest to the most sophisticated. Lead and cadmium free, it is completely safe in microwaves and dishwashers. Pillivuyt porcelain is an excellent heat conductor, spreading heat evenly for better controlled cooking. Versatile, stackable shapes and functional designs allow for easy storage and safe handling, with a variety of bakeware, dinnerware and table accessories available to complement the perfect fare.

Available from Minimax online and Minimax in-store.

Key Features

White porcelain. Thick diamond-hard glaze. Fired to a minimum of 1420°, resulting in porcelain of exceptional strength with high resistance to chipping.