Grab a flannel blanket & come along on a hayride to explore the beautiful Everything Kitchens exclusive Fall Forest Collection! You will be surrounded in a crisp cool, autumn air where the leaves magically change colors before your eyes & curious little woodland creatures peek from behind the trees, pumpkins & cornfields to say hello. The Butterscotch & Meadow pattern featured on a traditional Fiesta® Ivory 19oz Classic Rim Cereal Bowl captures an adventurous turkey strolling past a cozy cabin nestled in the woods. Use the Fiesta® 19oz Classic Rim Cereal Bowl to serve meals or side dishes any time of the day from apple cinnamon oatmeal for breakfast, a refreshing crisp salad at lunch or savory sautéed vegetables to accompany the main dish.
Proudly made in the USA, Fiesta® protects its dinnerware pieces with a 5-year limited manufacturer's warranty against chipping under normal usage. The fully vitrified lead free china won't absorb any odors or moisture & is resistant to cracking, chipping & fading. Along with being dishwasher safe, the Medium Bowl is both microwave safe & oven proof up to 350°F. Fiesta® dinnerware pieces are durable enough for everyday use & can also be used as pieces of art to accent kitchen, dining room or any other place in your home. Easily color coordinate an entire dinnerware collection with matching accessories or mix & match with +15 color options!
Fiesta® 19oz Classic Rim Cereal Bowl (6.875") (Fall Forest) Features:
Durable enough for everyday use
Fully vitrified china won’t absorb odors or moisture
Lead free
Safe to go from freezer to oven -> oven to table -> table to dishwasher -> used in the microwave
Dinnerware is oven proof up to 350°F | Do not place directly on or under a heat source
Resistant to cracking, chipping & fading
Color coordinate an entire dinnerware collection complete with matching accessories or mix & match with +15 color options
Dimensions:
Diameter: 6.875"
Height: 1.875"
Capacity: 19oz
Made in the USA
5-year limited manufacturer’s warranty against chipping under normal use