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butter dish small 497a decor 041The butter dish with the shape number "497A" by Hedwig Bollhagen is the little sister of the larger 497B. The butter dishes were designed by the Bauhaus ceramist Werner Burri. Characteristic features are the rectangular, flat saucer, which is somewhat raised at the edges, and the equally rectangular, bowl shaped lid. At five and a half inches tall and nine and a half inches wide, the butter dish is about half as tall as it is wide. Burri solved the

drip-proof mouth is located

At the same time

and the equally rectangular

it also serves as a base

the butter dish is twice as wide as it is tall

the 150 gram light bowls with a capacity of 0

One thing is for sure

Burri solved the Bauhaus proclaimed rule of "form follows function" by designing the lid so that

any tea beverage can be stylishly and perfectly poured from the teapot 499

the seven-centimeter high and twelve-centimeter wide milk coffee cup is neither too small nor too large

the bowl design as a whole exudes a dignified aura with nostalgic influences

is six centimeters high and fourteen centimeters wide