Wilton Armetale William and Mary Tureen with Lid and Ladle

Model Number: 366277

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Catalog Number: 152966

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Product Description

Wilton Armetale products are cast using a painstaking process called sand molding, where an impression formed in sand is filled with the molten Armetale metal. A select number of items are made in a similar fashion, using die casting

Features:

Durable - won't crack, chip or dent
Oven and freezer safe - cook and heat foods in it
Freezer and refrigerator safe - freeze or chill foods in it
Non-toxic - safe for cooking and serving foods
Easy care - easy to clean, requires no polishing
Do not use in microwave or dishwasher
8 3/4" H x 11 1/4" W x 14 1/4" L
Cap 2 1/2 quart

Brands You Trust: Wilton Armetale

Wilton Armetale Company is a family-owned and family-run business founded in 1892 by Ralph P. Wilton, Sr. in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. Wilton Armetale® serveware combines the look of silver and the warm feel of pewter into serving pieces that are easy to care for. Wilton Armetale® products are still individually cast and meticulously hand-finished so no two pieces are exactly alike.

Our mission is to provide our customers with practical ways to entertain with style and confidence. Wilton Armetale® products are cast using a painstaking process called sand molding, where an impression formed in sand is filled with the molten Armetale® metal. A select number of items are made in a similar fashion, using die casting.

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Natasha W. from Irvine, CA

This tureen is absolutely beautiful and keeps things HOT for a long time. My only complaint is that everything heats up: handles, lid, ladle. It makes it difficult to serve without a pair of mitts.