Period-inspired wares for your kitchen and table.
The British classic.
Roll with us.
Jamming in the kitchen.
Build a better biscuit.
Designed for, and inspired by, Food52.
This is how we roll.
Put a lid on it.
A bag for better bread.
Old-world mould charm.
Ancient technique, modern style.
Forest to table.
Hand-cranked coffee.
True Linen Organic Table Linen Collection
An American classic goes modern.
A pair of mitts for your mitts.
Use your noodle.
Vinyl for high-traffic areas (but looks like hand-painted tiles).
Put all your eggs on one board.
Time for flapjacks?
Cooking in the great outdoors.
French countryside style serving perfection.
In the classic French single color transferware border patterns.
Perfect for a farmhouse kitchen, cottage dining room.
Each set of four is an eclectic mix of blues and greens.
Fry in fashion.
Can't hold a candle to these.
Hot pot.
As big as our appetite.
Softens up.
Don't be shy about covering up.
Dry goods.
Go over board.
Because some things are timeless.
Protect your butter.
Primo pasta pal.
Little dipper.
Add some rustic charm to dinner.
Just add maple syrup.
Get served.
The rooster on these plates is adorable.
Pillivuyt fine porcelain, made in France since 1818. From their 1920s pattern.
Pattern created by Pillivuyt in the 1920s for cafes to display their menus.
Porcelain dinner plate from 1920s pattern, from Pillivuyt since 1818.
Pillivuyt Brasserie bowl, made in France from 1920s pattern.
Raising the dry bar.
Oak hardwood, every piece is unique.
One spiffy tiffin.
Just in twine.
A cradle for your dough.
Hand carved from single pieces of wood, each one beautiful.
A pretty gesture on your table or for serving something delicious.
Get a grip on your eggs.
Old-world mould charm.
Never need a plastic bag again.
Uncommon Recipes from the Celebrated Brooklyn Pie Shop
Doubly useful.
Carry it to the table.
Pitcher perfect.
Get popping.
Big gulp.