HEATH CERAMICS Soup Server
Soup can be a pretty cumbersome dish to serve, store and eat. Thats why I love this bowl. The lid keeps your soup hot and even has a little niche for your spoon.
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I love the ceramic pieces from this Etsy shop. All their ceramics work have a lovely surface dent.
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I really like the Milkii bottles and have something very special planned for them- syrup.
Added 4 Years Ago from Kathleenhills -
This egg tray is made of porcelain and is the solution to my tater tot/ fish sticks condiment problem. Now I can have my A-1, ketchup, honey mustard, barbecue sauce, hot sauce and tartar sauce all at once. Or you could use it to p... This egg tray is made of porcelain and is the solution to my tater tot/ fish sticks condiment problem. Now I can have my A-1, ketchup, honey mustard, barbecue sauce, hot sauce and tartar sauce all at once. Or you could use it to put your paperclips, push pins, tacks and other desk stuff in.
Added 4 Years Ago from Scp -
I really like Perch's products. You can fill this bowl with your favorite nuts.
Added 4 Years Ago from Perchdesign -
I'd love to own a whole collection of Heath ceramics. These salt and pepper shakers come in selection of colored glazes. Check them out.
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Another stunning piece out of Paul Smith's fine china collection.
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Paul Smith's collection of striped bone china is absolutely lovely! Hand painted with liquid gold leaf detailing.
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Oh how I ADORE you! Site product description: Thomas Goode, recognised by connoisseurs as the best fine bone China producer in the world, brings us Paul Smith china, made to original Victorian values. The multi stripes are ach... Oh how I ADORE you! Site product description: Thomas Goode, recognised by connoisseurs as the best fine bone China producer in the world, brings us Paul Smith china, made to original Victorian values. The multi stripes are achieved on the fine bone china by a way of slide lithographing, which is fired and fuses to the surface of the wares. The finer details are then expertly hand painted and glazed. The gold used on the detailing is a liquid gold leaf (28%), equivalent of 22 carat gold.
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These pieces were featured in Nov./ Dec. issue of Martha Stewart's Blueprint magazine. Handmade stoneware vessels with cork lids for pouring varios liquids and beverages.
Added 5 Years Ago from Papernstitch -
This is without a doubt getting wishlisted! Simple, modest and beautiful.
Added 5 Years Ago from Papernstitch
