Philadelphia Sugar Bowl
The Sugar Bowl is an original design with an 18th century Philadelphia influence. It too stands about 5.5″ tall.
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Bridal Gifts
Salt Bowl & Spoon
The Salt Bowl & Spoon has been a great addition to the product line. Many people use different kinds of salt today.
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Fruit Bowl
The Fruit Bowl was my Father’s masterpiece. It won the Steven’s Metal Award at the 17th Annual Juried Exhibit of the League of New Hampshire Craftsmen in 1992.
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Yates Basin
The Yates Basin is a reproduction of an 18th century piece made by London pewterer, Richard Yates, circa 1770s. It’s a big bowl with the classic narrow rim of a period basin.
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Serving Bowl
The Serving Bowl has a graceful line and has many uses. The flared lip is easy to hold, even with hot veggies in the bowl! There’s a decorative incised line one quarter inch from the outside edge.
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Apple Bowl
The Apple Bowl is one of my father’s earliest designs. I remember seeing this bowl on our kitchen table, always filled with apples or other healthy fruit.
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