Vintage 19th Century French Ochre Glazed Confit Pot Children

Vintage 19th Century French Ochre Glazed Confit Pot ChildrenA stunning honey color glazed utilitarian terracotta cooking vessel found in the South of France and originally used for duck or goose dishes such as cassoulet or foie gras. The bottom half of the pots were left unglazed as the bottom half of the pots were half buried in the ground to preserve the cooked contents during the winter months.

In line with this ideal of food as art

An Old World tradition

A set of two ramekins

this Wilhelm Schweizer pewter helping hand angel sits patiently surrounded by woodland friends as she bottle feeds a hedgehog

With its rolled rim and turned handle

Influenced by the Dutch aesthetic

A picnic would be incomplete without a berry pie (and this gingham server)

this style speaks to patriots and sailors alike

A six card holding wallet with a long cash pocket

ideal for serving rice while preserving the integrity of each grain

this set of Forge de Laguiole artisanally hand forged steak knives are some of the finest in the world & worthy of becoming family heirlooms

This autumnscape 576 piece acrylic jigsaw puzzle arrives in an coordinating acrylic display box