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If your pottery arrives damaged, save breakage and packing materials and email us or call us at 1-540-297-7524. We will send out an immediate replacement to you.
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We usually ship in-stock items within three days of receipt of the order. If the item is out of stock, we will email you with the estimated date it will be ready to ship.
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All of our clays and glazes are custom formulas and mixed on-site using raw materials from North American ceramic suppliers. Everything is non-toxic and safe for daily use.
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Every Emerson Creek Pottery product is proudly made in the United States and will always be non-toxic, lead-safe, and cadmium-safe.
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It bakes up fine but it’s not as stable nor heavy as my first one two years ago. I still like the way my bread bakes up.
We are so glad you’re happy with the way your bread bakes in the Covered Bread Pan! Because the pans are handmade, there are always small differences between batches. Sounds like it’s working great! Enjoy!
I had read elsewhere that pottery should not be heated beyond 428 degrees, which didn’t quite work for me. When baking bread in cast iron, I bake at 485 degrees – can I do this safely with your bread pan (which I bought at the wonderful Rosebud store in Eureka)?
Hi Pat. This is a great question. We always recommend not going higher than 450F for our bakeware, however, we’ve heard that others have used the Covered Bread Pan in the oven up to 500. The choice is yours, but please do call us if there are any issues. Also, please remember not to take the pan from one extreme temperature to another (like from the fridge directly to the oven). Thanks for your purchase and happy baking!