WHJY Ceramic Sugar Bowl with Lid and Spoon

It's definitely more cream or ivory than pure white—this comes up in several reviews. If you're trying to match a bright white tea set, you might be disappointed. But if you're okay with a softer, warmer tone (which many people actually prefer for a vintage or elegant look), it's quite lovely with the gold accents.

The spoon is pretty small—reviewers mention it holds about 1/4 teaspoon. So if you're measuring out sugar for your tea, you'll need a few scoops. It's more decorative than practical, but it does look nice resting in the bowl. If you need precise measurements, you might want to keep your regular measuring spoons handy.

It's better as a serving piece than long-term storage. The lid doesn't create an airtight seal, so if you're in a humid climate or want to keep sugar fresh for weeks, you'd want something more secure. But for daily use on your tea station or coffee bar where you're refilling every few days, it works great and looks elegant.

It's a bit hit or miss—some people received theirs perfect, while others noticed spots where the gold was already scratched or missing. It's definitely not dishwasher-safe (hand wash only), and you'll want to be gentle with it. The good news is several reviewers mentioned the bowl itself is quite durable, even surviving drops without chipping.

Most reviewers found the size just right for daily use—it's described as a 'good size' that holds enough sugar or sweetener for regular tea and coffee throughout the day without taking up too much counter space. If you're serving a crowd or go through a lot of sugar, you might refill it more often, but for typical household use, it strikes a nice balance.

It's a subtle, elegant detail rather than something bold. The hammered texture adds a bit of visual interest and sophistication without being too busy, which is why people appreciate it for curated coffee and tea stations. It catches the light nicely alongside the gold trim, giving it a more refined look than a plain smooth bowl.