• Hammered brass egg cup, antiqued finish, side view
  • Hammered brass egg cup, polished finish, side view
  • Hammered brass egg cup and teaspoon, antiqued finish, styled in a room
  • Hammered brass egg cup, polished finish, styled in a room
  • Hammered brass egg cup, antiqued finish, on a plain background
  • Hammered brass egg cup, polished finish, on a plain background
  • Hammered brass egg cup, antiqued finish, on a plain background
  • Hammered brass egg cup, polished finish, on a plain background
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Brass Egg Cup

£ 16.00
£ 16.00
Tax included.
Finish

Designed to elevate your breakfast - is there anything better than eating your egg from a tiny golden goblet? Or from a chic, antiqued version that feels like it’s from another age. Inspired by the golden light and pagodas of Burma, these are made by coppersmiths working in the war-torn Sagaing region of the country.

Materials

Hammered Brass
Dimensions

4.5 x 4.5 cm
Care Instructions

Wash thoroughly before use.
Hand wash in warm soapy water and dry thoroughly.
Shipping

Mainland UK Standard Shipping (2-4 Working Days):

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Orders over £200 - FREE

Standard Sized Delivery from £5.95

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Returns

We hope you will be happy with your order, but if for any reason you are not and would like a refund or exchange, please return it to us within 28 days of receipt in an unused condition.

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Hammered brass egg cup, antiqued finish, side view
Hammered brass egg cup, polished finish, side view
Hammered brass egg cup and teaspoon, antiqued finish, styled in a room
Hammered brass egg cup, polished finish, styled in a room
Hammered brass egg cup, antiqued finish, on a plain background
Hammered brass egg cup, polished finish, on a plain background
Hammered brass egg cup, antiqued finish, on a plain background
Hammered brass egg cup, polished finish, on a plain background

Meet the Makers

An average family in Burma is made up of four people. 38% are farming families and live off less than $300 a month.

However, adequate nutrition, healthcare and education for four costs around $750. Our mission is to close this gap through consistent orders. 

Meet the Makers

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