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Sunny Side Up Egg Stoneware Spoon Rest

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Here’s a spoon rest that tricks the eye and makes you smile. Crafted from stoneware, this design resembles a sunny side up egg in all its golden glory. It keeps your counter tidy, giving your spoon a place to rest when stirring sauces, soups and gravies or sauteing ingredients. Food- and dishwasher-safe, the Sunny Side Up Ceramic Spoon Rest measures 1h x 5w x 6”d.

  • Designer
    Reva Preven
  • Size
    1h x 5w x 6"d
  • Material
    Stoneware
  • Year of Design
    2023
  • Origin
    China
Dishwasher-safe
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