Vintage 1900 English Ironstone Commercial Bread Proofing Crock freeship A new section has been

A new section has been added with answers to the most frequently asked grilling questions

This 19th century salt cellar was hand painted and made in the original Arnold Krog factory in Denmark

A deep handmade ceramic bowl in the shape of a daisy that looks particularly beautiful when filled with granola and berries

This cuddly arctic polar bear friend is made from 100% post-consumer recycled water bottles that saves energy and reduces greenhouse gas emissions

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Vintage 1900 English Ironstone Commercial Bread Proofing Crock freeship A new section has beenA monumental English ironstone bread proofing crock from the early 1900s originally used in a commercial bakery. Its impressive size and weight reflect the working demands of the period, while the smooth ironstone with its coppered looking surface has stayed in extraordinary condition for its age. The crock now serves as a striking decorative object that can hold branches, umbrellas, or rolls of paper, and it may also be used as a distinctive planter.