New York Stoneware Charcoal Handled Tray Hand Bound A heavy gauge of copper

A heavy gauge of copper was used to forge this 19th century French hanging fish slice

Who needs fresh flowers on the table when these MATCH Pewter salt and pepper mills are utterly gorgeous

The height of this MATCH Pewter Tart Plate helps create visual appeal as a centerpiece on a buffet table and is versatile enough to assume the role as a gorgeous hors d'oeuvres passing tray for a festive formal gathering

The bottom half of the pot was left unglazed as the bottom half of the pot was half buried in the ground to keep the fermenting contents cooler and fresher

named this handmade vessel with a modern charcoal glaze a dessert dish

New York Stoneware Charcoal Handled Tray Hand Bound A heavy gauge of copperMade in the Bronx by potter, William Reardon, this modern charcoal glazed earthenware tray is handled for optimum function and beauty.