Denby Pottery Halo Coupe 12 Piece Dinner Set
The contemporary Halo Coupe 12 piece set makes food look beautiful. Perfect to use every day or for formal occasions, the coupe shape gives you depth and the taller sides make them ideal for dishes with more liquid.
A little more about the Halo Coupe 12 Piece Set: Hand-crafted in the Denby Pottery from high quality, locally-sourced clay, expertly glazed gives it strength and enhance durability, and part of Denby's Halo Collection. Part of the Denby 10 Year Guarantee and Collectors promise. Oven, microwave, dishwasher and freezer safe.
The stunning Halo Glaze captures the true expertise of our Denby potters and are tough enough for everyday and stunning enough for best. The largest of the plates available in this range can be used as a main plate for a wide spectrum of dishes and cuisines, with the medium plate ideal as a side, dessert or salad plate.
Featuring a new cereal bowl shape for 2022, the Halo Coupe Cereal bowl has been designed by experts to be a contemporary bowl that creates a statement as a stand alone piece, but works beautifully as part of a set.
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