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Pottery from New York’s best.
Julie Hadley, ceramicist behind the La Mano Pottery studio in New York City, designs and hand builds dinnerware for top restaurant tabletops—Dan Barber’s Blue Hill, to name one. We’re grinning over this perfectly imperfect ceramic cake stand. Its cheeky overhang and small size make it just the spot for a stack of cookies or a couple warm scones. Julie makes and glazes each and every one by herself. Her passionate ceramic handiwork plus your passionate dessert handiwork = one sweet sight.
Please note that each piece is handmade to order, and will ship out in approximately 15 business days.
- Made in: New York City, New York
- Shipping & Returns: Free Standard Shipping on Orders $199+ ($14.99 on Orders Below $199) and Easy-Breezy Returns.
Each piece is handmade, variation in size is to be expected. Roughly 4" H with an 8" diameter.
- Materials:
Stoneware
- Care:
Handwash only.
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