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Michael Wainwright "Gold Coil" Dinnerware

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A feast for the eyes, this handmade white porcelain dinnerware is embellished by hand with 22-kt. gold. Designed by Michael Wainwright. Dishwasher safe. Made in the USA. Each piece is sold individually except the mug and saucer, which are sold as a set of two.

About this dinnerware:
First, the rims are cut by hand, so that no two pieces are exactly alike. Second, each piece is glazed by hand and fired to nearly 2200 degrees F. Finally, 22-kt. gold is hand painted on each piece, which is then fired one more time, resulting in a finish that is dishwasher safe.

About Michael Wainwright
From the cathedrals of Italy to the windswept dunes of Cape Cod, Michael Wainwright's journeys combine with his mastery of sculpture and experience as a jeweler to inspire timeless, functional works of art. He established his design firm in 1991 and works out of a studio in the Berkshires of Massachusetts. His distinctive tabletop and decorative items have been featured in Bon Appetit, Gourmet, and House & Garden magazines; all are handcrafted of porcelain with platinum or 24-kt gold and are made in the United States.

Designer

About Michael Wainwright
From the cathedrals of Italy to the windswept dunes of Cape Cod, Michael Wainwright's journeys combine with his mastery of sculpture and experience as a jeweler to create timeless, functional works of art. While studying in Italy, he was inspired by the halos and angels of Giotto, Cimabue, and other early Italian masters. He was also attracted to the use of precious metals in architecture. He established his design firm in 1991 and works out of a studio in the Berkshires of Massachusetts. His distinctive tabletop and decorative items have been featured in Bon Appetit, Gourmet, and House & Garden magazines; all are handcrafted of porcelain mixed with platinum or 24-kt. gold, and all are made in the United States.

We're sorry, but we are unable to ship one or more of these items to Canada.


	Michael Wainwright "Gold Coil" Dinnerware Highlights A feast for the eyes, this handmade white porcelain dinnerware is embellished by hand with 22-kt. gold. Designed by Michael Wainwright. Dishwasher safe. Made in the USA. Each piece is sold individually except the mug and saucer, which are sold as a set of two. About this dinnerware: First, the rims are cut by hand, so that no two pieces are exactly alike. Second, each piece is glazed by hand and fired to nearly 2200 degrees F. Finally, 22-kt. gold is hand painted on each piece, which is then fired one more time, resulting in a finish that is dishwasher safe. About Michael Wainwright From the cathedrals of Italy to the windswept dunes of Cape Cod, Michael Wainwright's journeys combine with his mastery of sculpture and experience as a jeweler to inspire timeless, functional works of art. He established his design firm in 1991 and works out of a studio in the Berkshires of Massachusetts. His distinctive tabletop and decorative items have been featured in Bon Appetit, Gourmet, and House & Garden magazines; all are handcrafted of porcelain with platinum or 24-kt gold and are made in the United States. Designer About Michael Wainwright From the cathedrals of Italy to the windswept dunes of Cape Cod, Michael Wainwright's journeys combine with his mastery of sculpture and experience as a jeweler to create timeless, functional works of art. While studying in Italy, he was inspired by the halos and angels of Giotto, Cimabue, and other early Italian masters. He was also attracted to the use of precious metals in architecture. He established his design firm in 1991 and works out of a studio in the Berkshires of Massachusetts. His distinctive tabletop and decorative items have been featured in Bon Appetit, Gourmet, and House & Garden magazines; all are handcrafted of porcelain mixed with platinum or 24-kt. gold, and all are made in the United States. We're sorry, but we are unable to ship one or more of these items to Canada.