A typical day in Carmel starts out cool and foggy in the morning. By mid-day the clouds burn off leaving a wispy cloud covering with shades of blue and hints of other colors. Our Carmel Sky stoneware is like a day spent enjoying the natural beauty that surrounds us. Carmel Ceramica items are always functional works of art and that is certainly the case with our pitcher. It's 7" high, holds about 5 cups and will look stunning on your dining room table. Durable stoneware is microwave and dishwasher safe. Made in Portugal.

Designed by the French floral artist Christian Tortu, the Marrakesh collection harmoniously blends sustainable craftsmanship, nature's essence, and Moroccan mystique. Beyond its harmoniously beautiful design, what truly makes Marrakesh remarkable is its commitment to sustainability. Crafted by skilled artisans from ecogres, Costa Nova's innovative recycled clay, each piece is a fusion of artistic excellence and eco-consciousness.

A classic design from Pillivuyt that originated in Pillivuyt's home: Mehun-sur-Yevre, France. These milk jugs are perfect for any occasion and with a variety of sizes to choose from, the possibilities are endless. Use them to serve milk, cream, fresh juice, or as a clever way to serve sauces.

This carafe has become popular all over the world because of its simple design and steel collar. Serve ice-cold, refreshing water, and add mint, slices of lemon, or frozen berries to twist the water. The range provides practical kitchen basics that will last a lifetime and is easy to combine with other tableware and cutlery.

It’s very pretty, streamlined. Wish it came in a larger size as well. Sharonah. Chicgo, IL. Tue Dec 09 2025

Midcentury heavy glass pitcher and centerpiece, handcrafted with elegant textured diamond pattern and intricate details.

This Heritage 3.5 pt pitcher from Spode features the Camilla pattern from Spodes archives updated in black and white. This pitcher is perfect for serving beverages at your dinner table or as a decorative accent filled with flowers.

Brian. Brooklyn, NY. Mon Aug 18 2025