"Baby description": ceramic crafts, Mei Sen B-Form series cream green relief gold-painted high-temperature hard porcelain tea set and coffee set, European royal household items, high-quality high-temperature hard porcelain, and exquisite and extraordinary gold lacquer patterns on the exterior. Atmosphere, nobility, show the master's elegant taste!
"Baby name": Mei Sen B-Form series cream green embossed gold high-temperature hard porcelain coffee/tea set.
"Baby material": high-temperature hard porcelain, Germany 24K liquid gold embedded and burned.
"Baby composition": coffee pot, sugar pot, milk pot, coffee cup and saucer
"Baby size": coffee pot: 26x18x20cm, capacity: 1380ml
Sugar jar: 10.5x10.5x12cm
Milk jug: 13.5x8x12cm
Coffee cup: 12.5x9.5x7cm, diameter of 9.5cm, capacity of 220ml.
Coffee plate: 17.5x17.5x3cm
(There are some errors in manual measurement, please refer to the real thing.)
"Baby packaging": high-end labeled gift box packaging
[color] as shown in the figure (there may be some chromatic aberration due to different lighting and monitors, and the color shall be subject to the material object. Pictures are taken in kind, without any post-processing, you can buy them with confidence, and the pictures are more beautiful than the photos! )
[Daily maintenance]:
1. Choose a dishwasher with "porcelain and crystal" washing function.
2. Porcelain decorated with gold and platinum edges should not be heated in the microwave oven.
3. The PH value of the lotion should be between 11 and 11.5, and the water temperature should not exceed 80℃ when it is washed with clean water.
4. Do not directly immerse the hot cup in cold water, so as to avoid damage to porcelain caused by rapid temperature change.
5: If there are scratches, you can polish them with toothpaste.
6: If there are tea stains, you can clean them with lemon juice or vinegar.
7. When cleaning, add detergent with warm water, wipe it with sponge or soft cloth, then clean it with clear water, and then wipe it with soft towel. Don't brush it with rough brush or cleaning cloth (such as iron wire, toothbrush, loofah towel, etc.) to avoid damaging the glaze and pattern of tableware, resulting in scratches or wear.