Why the set
Thin, translucent bone china
Wudy Kitchen
Bone china tea service with gold rims and handles, as an 18-piece cup set or a matching floral teapot.
Thin porcelain rings softly when you set it down and lets light through at the rim, and guests notice that before the tea is even poured. These cups are bone china, which is how the walls stay that thin while still handling daily use.
Rims and handles are finished in gold, and each handle is shaped to keep your fingers clear of the hot cup. Every set holds six cups, six saucers and six spoons in a lined box, in White Camellia, Pink Rose, Yellow Rose, Mixed Bouquet or Ribbed Gold.
Matching teapots in Green Floral or Pink Floral are sold separately. Wash by hand and avoid sudden temperature swings.
Yes, with a little care. The cups hold about 6.8 fl oz (200 ml), which suits tea or a small coffee, and they last longest when washed by hand and kept away from abrupt temperature changes.
Hand-wash in warm water with a soft sponge, as abrasive pads wear the gold finish. Let the china reach room temperature before filling it with hot water. Keep it out of the microwave because of the gold trim.


Why the set
Why the set
Hand-washing is recommended. It is the gentlest option for the gold finish on the rims and handles.
The 18-piece sets include six cups, six saucers and six spoons in a lined box. The teapots are sold on their own.
About 6.8 fl oz (200 ml), which suits tea or a small coffee.
No. Metallic gold trim should not go in the microwave, so reheat your tea in a different vessel.
Teapots are offered in Green Floral and Pink Floral and are sold separately from the cup sets.
One block, ready when you are