Orchid Oil Pourer #13

WHEELY GOOD CERAMICS LTD

£125

A handmade orchid made by Olivia and placed onto a stoneware oil pourer, also thrown by Olivia. please leave a note at checkout for what colour you’d like the spout to be! If you don’t leave a note, you’ll be given the colour shown in the photo - we’ve tried to match them as well as possible Size approx: 14cm tall Please note: as the orchids have been delicately made, they are sturdy due to the nature of the ceramics process (high firing and many coats of glaze), however, a small knock against something hard will break them! So do be very careful! due to the handmade nature of ceramics, there

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as WHEELY GOOD CERAMICS LTD, number 17118107. Checked 2026-08-29.
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UK operations
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British-owned
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Where it is made
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