This beautiful trinket dish can be used to house your watch and earrings/cufflinks at night, to collar loose change or collect stray paper clips or indeed for individual portions of sweets or hors d'oeuvres at parties. I can't help thinking they'd also be fabulous filled with sugar almonds and spelling out the name of the bride and groom at a wedding or filled with mini-mince pies and spelling out Noel or Happy Xmas or whatever else you feel inspired to say at Christmas, but I leave that up to your creativity... You can't really call it "bone china" any more as not a bone goes into it but that's the feel it has - the old-fashioned high quality of your grandmother's favourite tea-cup brought slap-bang into the 2020s.
