Transparent Lavender Glass Tea Bag Dish, 3 Inch Spoon Rest, Engagement Ring Dish, Tiny Glass Trinket Dish

Looking for something to set your teabags on? Perhaps a tiny sauce dish? Spoon rest? Somewhere to put a ring when you wash your hands?

This tiny dish has it all! My family calls them "possible" dishes because it's possible they can be all sorts of things.

This small dish measures 3" wide and 3" long, with a depth of a little under 1/2". It'll hold just under a tablespoon of soy, a good squirt of ketchup, or a teabag with ease. It'll also hold a serving spoon or a ring, in case you want to go the non-food route.

Each dish in this offering is unique, made out of glass that has patterns within it that are made by hand working the glass at Bullseye Glass, in Portland, Oregon. What the pattern looks like within the glass depends on where in the sheet I cut it.

I do bulk orders! Looking for a gift for a book club, office, or teacher gift? I can happily make you multiple similar pieces and package them them up so all you need is a small tag and you're good to go!

The colour of this dish is Bulleye's transparent neo lavender, a light lavender colour, made of neodymium, which is the same rare earth element used to make magnets. This colour will shift in the light ,depending on the spectrum. If you use fluorescent light, the dish will appear more blue/grey. In Incandescent lighting, the dish will appear more lavender/pink. The topper for the specific dish is clear, with black streaks and dots on it. Bullseye calls it Mardi Gras, or collage glass, and each piece is different. Your individual dish will be cut and made to order, and as a result, there will be variations on the black streaky pattern on top.

Care and Feeding of Art Glass dishes:

Food safe

Not microwave, stovetop, or oven safe

Please do not freeze

May be dishwashed, but repeated use of mechanical dishwasher may dull finish over time, due to harsh detergents being used

Safe for storing in refrigerator

Handwashing recommended

While tougher than you might think, please treat with care. Avoid long drops, setting down roughly on hard surfaces like concrete, or banging into walls/counters

When treated with the same care as your household dishes, this piece or pieces should give you many years of enjoyment