Cute little jam pot. Pretty
"Cute little jam pot. Pretty design to match my other crockery."
The most delightful addition to your breakfast or brunch. This Royal Worcester Conserve Pot is a beautiful piece that looks great on your breakfast table, or set aside on your kitchen worktop when not in use. A beautiful bumble bee buzzing over pretty flowers is illustrated around the body of the pot, while a smaller bee is pictured on the lid too. Perfect for serving jams, marmalades and conserves, this Wrendale Designs conserve pot is lidded, so the contents stay fresh, and also comes with a small spoon to serve. You will never want your jam any other way!
Original design hand painted in Lincolnshire, England by Hannah Dale. Product designed in Pimpernel’s studio in England
Product code: WN4091-XD
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Microwave and dishwasher safe
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Overall rating: 4.9166665 / 5 from 12 reviews.
Review topics: ["look","pot","service"].
"Cute little jam pot. Pretty design to match my other crockery."
— Amanda C. (5/5)
"Well made item, amazing picture, there is no words to say how happy I am to have it at home"
— Irina R. (5/5)
"Really nice pot with intricate picture, but it turned out to be much smaller than I expected. Otherwise, nothing to comlain about)"
— Alsu G. (4/5)
"Lovely bumblebee pot"
— Tamar S. (5/5)
"Brilliant fast service! Beautiful china jam pot"
— Alice S. (5/5)
"Just what we were looking for, thank you."
— ANN C. (5/5)
"Love this china and the very sweet designs"
— Yvonne H. (5/5)
"Great product, great price, great service!"
— Mike C. (5/5)
"Outstanding quality excellent service as always"
— Cathy Q. (5/5)
"An excellent little pot for honey or homemade jam. It looks great and is very handy to have to put out for breakfast with my fruit jam in."
— Ian P. (5/5)