Ballymorris Pottery
Double Ramekin by Ballymorris Pottery
$25.00
Ballymorris Pottery
Double Ramekin by Ballymorris Pottery
$25.00
With a small Celtic design on one side and a sweet curly handle, the double ramekin may be used for candy, condiments, nuts, etc, etc. Handmade by Hannah Arnup of Ballymorris Pottery in County Clare. A sweet and unique gift!
Color: White with Celtic design.Green - SOLD OUT
Size: 5" in length by 3" high
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