Sugar and Sweets Bowl with a Lid for the Tea Tray and Counter

The sugar bowl beside the kettle is open, the teaspoon goes back into it wet, and by the second week the sugar has set into a block you have to break with a knife.

What Are the Key Features of This Lidded Sugar and Sweets Bowl?

• A cover, so sugar stays loose - the steam off the kettle and the damp on a returning teaspoon are what set an open sugar bowl into a block, and a lid is the entire fix.
• It travels covered - a lidded bowl goes on a tray to the guests, onto a bedside table, or into a bag, which an open dish cannot do without a hand held over it.
• Made for sugar and sweets, so it stays out - this is not a spare dish you fetch from the back of a cupboard; it is the one that lives beside the kettle full of sugar, or on the coffee table with dates in it, and gets opened every day.
• Set it down and let people help themselves - lift the lid, take a piece, put the lid back; on the tea tray or a guest-room table nobody has to ask you for the sugar, and nothing sits open between one visitor and the next.
• Hand wash it, and keep it off the hob - sugar and sticky sweets leave a film that comes away with warm water and a soft sponge, and this is a serving piece for the table rather than anything that goes near the heat.

Where Can You Use This Lidded Sugar Bowl?

• Beside the kettle as the sugar bowl, where an open one sets into a block within two weeks
• On the tea tray when visitors come
• On the coffee table with sweets or dates in it
• On a bedside table for somebody who is ill, or into a bag for a picnic - both of which need a cover
• On a guest-room table

Why Choose a Lid Over an Open Sugar Bowl That Sets Into a Block?

• Covered, it holds what you put in it - sweets stay clear of an open window's dust, so you can fill it properly instead of a handful at a time.

Details

Material & Build

• Lid: yes.
• Intended for sweets and sugar.

Dimensions

• Three pictures accompany the listing. Judge the size against a teacup in them.

Care

• Hand wash, and keep it off the hob.

Specifications