Mackenzie-Childs Courtly Check Enamel Utensil Set

Name: Mackenzie-Childs Courtly Check Enamel Utensil Set
Brand: David Shuttle Ltd
SKU: 8058277527730
Price: 251 GBP
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Product details

Material:: Hand Glazed Steel
Product code:: 89605-40SET
Size dimensions:: Set includes: Enamel Utensil Holder (5' Diameter x 8.5' tall) x Turner (13' Long) x Spoon (13' Long) x Large Whisk (10' Long) and Spatula (12' long).

Description

The Courtly Check Enamel Utensil Set comes with 4 must-have tools for your kitchen. Featuring Mackenzie-Childs signature black and white Courtly Check design, your utensils have never had a better pot to live in!

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Frequently Asked Questions

Are MacKenzie-Childs pieces dishwasher safe?

Most enamelware pieces in the MacKenzie-Childs range are dishwasher safe, however, those with wood, rattan or knobs are not dishwasher safe. We advise hand-washing with warm, soapy water and hand drying will extend the life and look of the finish.

What are the MacKenzie-Childs collections?

MacKenzie-Childs collections consist of the classic colour-dragged technique across the Courtly Check, Sterling Check , Royal Check and Parchment Check ranges, whilst floral pops of colour ooze across the botanical Flower Market collection.

Is MacKenzie-Childs handmade?

Yes, each piece from MacKenzie-Childs is handmade. Their ceramic pottery, furniture and home furnishings are uniquely created by talented artisans in their production studios across the world. Traditional techniques are used to create perfect ceramics in Aurora, whilst the infamous colour-dragged hand-painting is used on enamelware produced in Taiwan.