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Small Baguette Tray by Humo 1810 – rojizo oval stoneware tray, raised rim, red-clay glaze, 10.25 inch
  • Small Baguette Tray by Humo 1810 – rojizo oval stoneware tray, raised rim, red-clay glaze, 10.25 inch
  • Small Baguette Tray by Humo 1810 – rojizo oval stoneware tray, raised rim, red-clay glaze, 10.25 inch
  • Small Baguette Tray by Humo 1810 – rojizo oval stoneware tray, raised rim, red-clay glaze, 10.25 inch
  • Small Baguette Tray by Humo 1810 – rojizo oval stoneware tray, raised rim, red-clay glaze, 10.25 inch
Small Baguette Tray

Small Baguette Tray

$48.00
$48.00
ColorSemi-matte Cobalt Blue Oxide

For a baguette, a few slices of bread, a row of olives alongside the meal. Long and narrow, it clears space on a crowded table and gives bread somewhere to land without a board.

The interior is flat and the lip is low and consistent. Available in White and Taupe. The small variations in the unglazed foot are characteristic of the form. Stoneware. Dishwasher and microwave safe.

All sales are final. Each piece is produced in small batches; variations in glaze and form are part of the work. See full policy

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Care Instructions

microwave and dishwasher-safe

Although fired at 2192 °F (1200 °C) for durability, our ceramics still require proper care. Handle with care, avoid exposure to open flame or stovetops, and remember they are microwave and dishwasher-safe.

For oven use, always start from room temperature, preheat gradually, and never exceed 335 °F (170 °C). Allow pieces to cool slowly, as larger items are more sensitive to sudden temperature changes.
CUTLERY

We recommend 18/10 stainless steel cutlery. Avoid silver, gold, or copper-plated utensils, as they may leave surface marks. These marks are simply metal residue, not ceramic damage, and are not covered by returns or warranty.

They can be removed using Bar Keepers Friend or fine 1000-grit wet sandpaper.
UNIQUE

Our tableware is handmade, which means natural variations in color, texture, and finish are expected. These differences (whether between individual pieces or within a single item) are not defects but part of each piece’s unique character and value.