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Elevate your tea or coffee experience with the Wildflower Meadow fine bone china sugar bowl and lid. Inspired by the natural beauty of the Wildflower Meadow at Highgrove, this sugar bowl boasts a design that mirrors the captivating allure of the meadow's ever-changing canvas. Its elegant and sophisticated presence adds charm to your beverage rituals. Enhance your sweet moments with this exquisite sugar bowl.
Forming part of the Wildflower Meadow ceramics collection, made in collaboration with Royal Warrant Holder Halcyon Days, it reflects His Majesty The King's extensive work to create a garden that delights the eye, warms the heart, and feeds the soul, as well as helping local wildlife thrive.
This sugar bowl is handcrafted from English fine bone china by craftspeople at Halcyon Days in Stoke-on-Trent, the historic centre of English pottery.
Care instructions: Hand wash only. Not microwave-safe.
UK Standard Delivery (excluding Northern Ireland) - £6.95
UK Standard Delivery will arrive within 3-5 working days from when you submit your order.
UK Standard Delivery is available Monday – Friday.
Northern Ireland Standard Delivery - £15.95
Northern Ireland Standard Delivery is available Monday – Friday.
(Price is due to additional costs incurred on all shipments that are variable and out of our control.)
UK Next Day Delivery (Orders placed before 12:00pm midday) - £7.95
UK Next Day Delivery is only available Monday – Thursday.
Orders placed on a Saturday or Sunday for UK Next Day Delivery will be delivered within 2-3 working days.
The cut-off time for UK Next Day Delivery between Monday - Thursday is 12:00pm (midday).
Orders placed to Northern Ireland do not qualify for UK Next Day Delivery.
UK Saturday Delivery (Excluding Bank Holidays) - £19.95
The cut-off time for UK Saturday Delivery is Friday 12:00pm (midday).
Orders placed to Northern Ireland do not qualify for UK Saturday Delivery.
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Overseas Delivery From £20.00
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Europe from £20.00
USA & Canada from £55.00
Rest of World from £55.00
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Important Local Import Restrictions: It is vital you check that the goods you are ordering are permitted to be imported into the destination country. Highgrove Gardens / A. G. Carrick Ltd does not accept liability for costs incurred if ordered goods are refused entry.
We regret that A G Carrick Ltd will not be able to refund purchases that are refused delivery due to unpaid customs charges.
Tracking: deliveries will usually need to be signed for at the delivery address. A tracking link will be sent with your email dispatch confirmation if applicable. We cannot pass additional delivery instructions to our carriers. If no one is available to sign for your delivery (UK only) a card will be left and your order will be taken to your local Royal Mail Delivery Office for you to collect.
Elevate your tea or coffee experience with the Wildflower Meadow fine bone china sugar bowl and lid. Inspired by the natural beauty of the Wildflower Meadow at Highgrove, this sugar bowl boasts a design that mirrors the captivating allure of the meadow's ever-changing canvas. Its elegant and sophisticated presence adds charm to your beverage rituals. Enhance your sweet moments with this exquisite sugar bowl.
Forming part of the Wildflower Meadow ceramics collection, made in collaboration with Royal Warrant Holder Halcyon Days, it reflects His Majesty The King's extensive work to create a garden that delights the eye, warms the heart, and feeds the soul, as well as helping local wildlife thrive.
This sugar bowl is handcrafted from English fine bone china by craftspeople at Halcyon Days in Stoke-on-Trent, the historic centre of English pottery.
The sale of Highgrove Products, Garden Tours and Events support and enable the life and work of The King’s Foundation.
