Butter Dish with Knife and Lid Klausberg KB-7784 — Porcelain bowl, acacia handle, black

The Klausberg KB-7784 butter dish is a porcelain bowl with a fitted lid and a matching spreading knife. The set combines a glazed white porcelain container with a black acacia wood handle on the knife, offering a compact solution for storing and serving butter at the table. Designed for everyday use, the covered bowl helps keep butter protected from dust and odors while the included knife provides a coordinated utensil for spreading.

Advantages

The porcelain construction provides a non-porous, easy-to-clean surface that does not absorb odors or flavors, while the fitted lid maintains freshness and reduces exposure to air. The acacia wood handle on the knife gives a solid grip and visual contrast to the porcelain, and the compact dimensions make the set suitable for small tabletops and serving trays. The design is practical for both daily meals and informal food presentation.

Suitable for

• Serving and storing butter at breakfast and dinner tables
• Use in home kitchens and small catering or buffet setups
• Food presentation during informal gatherings and meals

Key specifications

• Material: glazed porcelain bowl and lid; acacia wood handle on knife
• Set includes: covered porcelain bowl and matching spreading knife
• Finish: white porcelain with black wood handle
• Function: covered storage and table serving of butter
• Care: wipe wood handle dry after washing; porcelain bowl and lid are washable

How to use

Place a portion of butter into the porcelain bowl and close with the lid to keep it covered between uses. Use the included knife to spread butter onto bread or other foods. After use, wash the porcelain components in warm soapy water and dry thoroughly; hand-wash the knife and dry the acacia wood handle promptly to prevent water damage. Store the set in a dry place or return it to the table for the next meal.

Usage recommendations

To preserve the appearance and function of both porcelain and wood, avoid prolonged soaking of the knife and do not expose the wood handle to detergents or high heat. For best results, dry the wood handle immediately after cleaning and periodically treat it with a food-safe oil if the wood begins to appear dry.