Emma Bridgewater Apple Tree Tea Towel

Name: Emma Bridgewater Apple Tree Tea Towel
Brand: David Shuttle Ltd
SKU: 16232900067715
Price: 13 GBP
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Product details

Material:: Cotton
Product code:: 1APL010914
Size dimensions:: 48cm (Width) x 70cm (Length)

Description

Emma Bridgewater's Apple Tree Tea Towel is a 100% cotton kitchen towel that’s full of beauty, bounty and all-British varieties of this most loved fruit. It features some of their favourite picks from over 3,000 different types of apple, with names that sound straight out of a storybook. Use your Emma Bridgewater apple-themed tea towel for washing and drying up, wiping hands, improving your knowledge of pomology or polishing a freshly picked Granny Smith.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Emma Bridgewater made?

Emma Bridgewater pottery is made in the original factory on Lichfield Street in Hanley, Stoke-On-Trent.

Is Emma Bridgewater dishwasher safe?

Yes, Emma Bridgewater products are dishwasher safe, excluding any that are decorated with silver and gold. It is advisable to use your dishwasher on a lower setting and use a liquid detergent to maintain the appearance of the product.

Are Emma Bridgewater mugs microwave safe?

Unless it’s marked as cookware, Emma Bridgewater products are not microwave safe.

What are Emma Bridgewater seconds?

Emma Bridgewater ‘seconds’ are any products that have the very slightest of defects, whether that be an issue with the finish, decoration or shape. Seconds are still sold as they are fully functional and some consider them to be collectables as they are all one of a kind.