Vintage 19th Century French Yellow Small Glazed Confit Pot pewter berry jam spoons Why hide cooking conveniences when

Why hide cooking conveniences when they can be displayed in a lovely pewter cup

A lovely shaped handmade mug sporting a deer in relief standing below a rime of forest leaves and branches

their charming fishy forms nestled inside a box that cheekily mimics a vintage sardine tin

this detailed brass duck bottle opener was made in the United States before the brass manufacturing industry moved off shore

Inspired by the the Eric Carl book

Vintage 19th Century French Yellow Small Glazed Confit Pot pewter berry jam spoons Why hide cooking conveniences whenA petite nineteenth century French confit pot in sunny yellow glaze, made for the old preserving tradition of storing meats beneath a cap of fat. Once filled, the pot was kept cool in a cellar or tucked into the earth to hold its contents through the season. Today it is a beautiful accent for wooden spoons, a small bouquet, or a warm bit of Provence on an open shelf.