HIC Harold Import Co. Kitchen Mini Dinosaur Creamer with Handle, Fine White Porcelain, 2-Ounce

This is the tiniest, cutest little piece of our tea set. My kids absolutely love the novelty of a dinosaur spitting cream into their tea. However, the sheer number of times I have to refill it during one afternoon tea with the kids is a little frustrating. Wish it was just a smidge bigger. That aside, I wouldn't give it up for anything, it's just that stinking cute.

Teeny tiny little pitcher but so cute. Perfect to hold cream for a single or maybe a double serving.

Lol. So tiny! This came up in a search for gravy boats and I popped it in the cart without looking at everyone else's comments and photos (shame on me - I usually pay more attention!). Even as a creamer it's pretty small and I can't imagine how you'd wash it, especially inside the neck and itty bitty feet. Anyway, I've decided it isn't worth returning, especially while delivery drivers are running ragged. It's cute. Maybe it'll wind up in someone's Christmas stocking. ;)

Maybe I'm not lucky and received a defective item, but there is no opening in this creamer. The opening on the spout and on the top are not connected, so there is no way to use it as a creamer.

I purchased this to have with tea. I say part of this is error on my part for not looking at the size of this product - it is really small! Too small to be used for creamer or drink related, especially if there is more than one person at the table. I agree with another reviewer here, this would be good for a smaller condiment like soy sauce. I now use my dino creamer to sit with my tea supplies and look cool. Knickknack status.

What is there not to love about this? It’s a dinosaur....it holds syrup...and it’s adorable. The description says it holds 2 oz - that’s a shot glass amount. For us, it’s the perfect size for how we use it.

This is much smaller than I even realized. I will still use it for it's intended purpose, but be advised it's tiny!! Looks as it should from the photo.

So, I was surprised when it arrived, because I had invisioned more of a gravy boat than a creamer container, but that's my own fault. It's still adorable, and will still get plenty of use.