Handmade Japanese Clay Pitcher Tea Lights A late 19th century re

A late 19th century re tinned detachable steel handled heavy gauge copper pan that makes this both a stove top sauteing and oven roasting pan

this bright white rimmed bowl keeps cereal (or ice cream :) in the bowl without the milk splashing out of it

The classic design of this shaker looks as if it could have stepped out of a speakeasy during Prohibition or the 1920s pages of F

Filled with tiny feet

An extra small copper casserole dish made in the 1890s that has been re tinned for modern use

Handmade Japanese Clay Pitcher Tea Lights A late 19th century reShaped by hand with reverence for both form and meaning, this Japanese clay pitcher embodies the quiet poetry of daily ritual. Its handle flows seamlessly into the vessel, suggesting that the act of lifting and pouring is inseparable from the vessel itself. The design is a meditation on water as the elemental force that sustains life, an homage to the harmony found in natures cycle. Earth, fire, and handwork converge in a piece that is as functional