Heath Ceramics Sugar Bowl

Edith Heath's classic Coupe pattern was designed in 1948 and has been in constant production ever since. An example of modernism's honesty in materials, this timeless pattern stands out for its clean, simple lines. Heath Ceramics are manufactured in a small factory in Sausalito, California, using the design sensibilty and hand crafting techniques of pioneering ceramicist Edith Heath. The company and its employees comply with stringent recycling and reuse programs, as well as local environmental regulations. Heath provides fair compensation and full health benefits for their staff. Beyond that, they are committed to creating durable pieces with classic design--the perfect qualities in anything meant to last a lifetime. 3.75" 8 oz. Photo courtesy of Heath Ceramics and Mark Allen Johnson Please note, Heath products are made by hand, not mass-produced. Some colors may have longer delivery times. Please call us toll-free at 877-276-1180 for details if this may be an issue for you.

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