Molly Hatch Flower Cake Stand, Multi, Dia.37cm

A bright and cheery floral pattern adorns this stoneware cake stand from Molly Hatch.

It's part of a tableware collection that's exclusive to John Lewis. Developed by ceramic artist Molly Hatch, this collection features hand-painted designs, making each piece truly unique.

Choose the perfect china

All our china is made from clay and kiln-fired for durability. Except for pieces with special trims, everything is dishwasher safe. Below are a few options to consider when choosing your perfect china.

Earthenware	Strong and practical, perfect for everyday. Its cream colour and low firing temperatures allow for designed pieces.
Stoneware	Tougher than earthenware and chip resistant. Ideal for heavy use and can often go into the oven to temperatures of up to 250°C.
Terracotta	Uses a clay with a rich body colour giving the characteristic base colour, and has a low glaze firing allowing bright coloured glazes. Porous body allows for good thermal expansion and contraction properties making it an ideal body for cookware such as tagines and roasters.
Porcelain	Delicate yet strong. Carefully selected clays give whiteness and translucency. It can often go from oven to table.
Fine china	The synthetic bone ash used in fine china makes it a more affordable alternative to bone china whilst maintaining the benefits - strength, translucency and delicacy.
Bone china	Bone china is made from 40% bone ash. This makes strong yet thin and delicate pieces which are microwave, dishwasher* and oven safe making each piece ideal for everyday use, not just formal. *Unless product has metallic details - always check individual item for specific care instructions

*TNO* About Molly Hatch *EN*

Working from her studio in Florence, Massachusetts, USA, Molly Hatch creates tableware, home goods, stationery and gifts designed to make the familiar and the traditional new again. The daughter of a painter and an organic dairy farmer, Molly had a formal education in ceramics and drawing. She began her career as a studio potter, infusing her tableware and home decor items with contemporary sensibilities and classical charm. Launching her first tableware collection from her home studio in 2010, her signature blend of 18th-century aesthetics married to modern whimsy soon garnered a loyal following. Today, her brand has extended into a wide range of lifestyle products sitting somewhere between the whimsical and the traditional but feeling right at home.