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Farmhouse Pottery

7" Silo Crock w/ Handles, White

$225.00
Est. Arrival: May 25 - Jun 04
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Why we love this

Brimming with farmhouse appeal, this versatile piece is artisan-crafted of stoneware with a handled design and crisp white glaze. We especially love throwing this in the freezer before using it to keep a favorite white wine cool throughout dinner. Made in the USA.

PRODUCT INFORMATION
Color: white/natural
Dimensions: 6.75"Dia x 7"H
Made In: USA
Made Of: stoneware
SKU: 77376250
SHIPPING & RETURNS
ESTIMATED ARRIVAL: May 25 - Jun 04
STANDARD DELIVERY: This item ships standard service. Learn more about our shipping & handling rates.
RETURNS: This item is returnable within 30 days of delivery. Restocking and return shipping fees will apply. See our Return Policy for details.
ABOUT THE BRAND
New England native and Farmhouse Pottery founder Zoe Zilian wanted to create a place with a modern farm aesthetic and farm-to-table values infused with traditionally crafted designs. She began cultivating a network of farmers and craftsmen, and in 2010, began learning the art of fragrance and designing products in her pottery studio.
Why we love this

Brimming with farmhouse appeal, this versatile piece is artisan-crafted of stoneware with a handled design and crisp white glaze. We especially love throwing this in the freezer before using it to keep a favorite white wine cool throughout dinner. Made in the USA.

About the Brand
New England native and Farmhouse Pottery founder Zoe Zilian wanted to create a place with a modern farm aesthetic and farm-to-table values infused with traditionally crafted designs. She began cultivating a network of farmers and craftsmen, and in 2010, began learning the art of fragrance and designing products in her pottery studio.