Apple Pot, Anemone Pattern Manufacturer: Heise Keramik Material: Ceramic (high-quality clay) Size (approx.): Diameter 12.5cm / Height 11.7cm Country of Origin: Germany ◎ Dishwasher, microwave, and oven safe Current reference price: Equivalent to 7,000 yen - 10,000 yen This is a dish for making baked apples. The lid has four holes to release steam, so it can be used in the oven and microwave with the lid on. It's also cute as a canister for candies, cookies, or small items. It's popular among Polish pottery items because it's eye-catching and has a presence wherever you place it, whether on a table or in a cupboard. While most designs clearly show where the top and bottom separate, I loved this Heise Anemone pattern because the shape of the apple hall is beautiful. Brand description from Heise Keramik retailers: "Pottery traditionally made in the border region of Germany and Poland, known as the Bunzlauer style. The motifs are stamped one by one with a sponge mold and finished with a brush, using a meticulous hand-painting technique. Heise is one of the few remaining German brands. With a history of nearly 100 years, the production has now been taken over by the Kannegiesser company, which continues to protect the brand. These are very cute dishes characterized by simple and unique motifs and vivid colors. They are also easy to use, such as being microwave, oven, and dishwasher safe." This is a genuine Heise-made product from before Kannegiesser took over production. I think this apple pot was discontinued around the time of the takeover. It is a valuable item now. I made baked apples only once, and it has been sleeping in the back of the cupboard ever since. I don't think I will have a chance to use it in the future, so I would like to sell it to someone who is looking for it.