Lid

Code: ISB42121 Brand: SUISSE LANGENTHAL

A teapot lid from the Isabelle Coup collection, whose rimless, free-flowing form suits contemporary fine dining. Swiss Langenthal porcelain for restaurants, hotels and fine dining, a pouring form for tea, infusions and coffee service. Finished in a bright, glossy glaze, it gives contemporary fine dining a polished, refined presence.

Collection: ISABELLE COUP
Color: White
Diameter: 70 mm
Weight: 76 g
Height: 58 mm

Diameter: 70 mm

56 mm 70 mm

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15.35 CHF

Any product . We use printing, spraying, and hand-painting to decorate porcelain, which allows us to create any design you desire. The possibilities for color combinations are virtually unlimited. All designs are underglaze.

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Benefits

Hard porcelain is created by combining natural raw materials, which fuse at high temperatures to form a compact and exceptionally durable material.

High mechanical resistance

Colourfast decoration

Microwave-safe

Hygienic non-porous surface

Stackable design

Dishwasher-safe

Long-term collection availability

Thermal shock resistance

Features

Every porcelain product undergoes two firings—the first stabilizes the shape, and the second, at temperatures of up to 1,400 °C, ensures the final strength and durability.

Hard porcelain has a hardness of approximately 8 on the Mohs scale and is resistant to scratches, temperature changes, and the daily wear and tear of professional use.

Decorating

The decoration is applied to the glaze and becomes permanently bonded to it during the final firing. As a result, it retains its color even after repeated washing in professional dishwashers.

Logo and Customization

The porcelain can be customized to match the establishment's visual identity. Both the logo and custom designs are applied underglaze, ensuring their long-term durability during everyday use.

Material

Hard porcelain is created by combining natural raw materials, which fuse at high temperatures to form a compact and exceptionally durable material. Each component plays a precisely defined role in this process, from strength to the final appearance of the glaze.