Colette Stoneware Cereal Bowls by Maison Madison Home — Set of 4
Colette Stoneware Cereal Bowls by Maison Madison Home — Set of 4
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The Colette Cereal Bowls have a compact six-inch diameter and a useful four-inch depth, making them equally comfortable with oats, soup, fruit, rice, or a late-night bowl of something warm. Their neutral stoneware makes them easy companions to patterned linens and mixed tableware.
“The bowls that earn permanent shelf space are usually the ones used before ten in the morning and after ten at night.”
-Mrs. Mayfair
Product Details
- Collection: Colette
- Product Type: Cereal Bowls
- Ceramic stoneware
- Made in: Portugal
- Each: 6″ D × 4″ H
- Set Includes: 4 cereal bowls
- Brand: Maison Madison Home
Care & Ownership
Dishwasher and microwave safe; oven safe to 350°F. Give glazed rims a little room in the dishwasher, avoid abrasive scrubbers, and let hot pieces cool naturally before washing rather than subjecting the stoneware to an abrupt temperature change.
Maker / Heritage
Maison Madison Home pairs an American sense of occasion with European ceramic craftsmanship. Founded by Colette and Susannah after more than a decade in the homeware world, the brand designs its collections in New York and produces them in Portugal, where its story began with a family-owned ceramics factory in Nazaré. Each piece is hand-finished, giving the tableware the slight individuality that belongs to objects made by hand. The brand has been featured by Architectural Digest, Vogue, and Homes & Gardens.



