Owl Teapots

From the Museum Shop of The Art Institute:

“Folklore says that owls take careful note of the world when their eyes are open and dream when their eyes are closed. A ceramic porcelain and stone mix is hand glazed and decorated to create this “wise” set.

Teapot holds 16 oz. Each teacup holds 8 oz. Set of 3.”

$52

Pretty Plates

PlatesFrom Supermarket:

“Based on the idea that melamine plates can have personalities too, the artist calls this set of four, The Middletons and names each individually – Doug, Janet, Claire & Perry. Take a good look at the family and discover the subtleties in the hues and textures of their overall character. Let them into your home and get to know them.
Product details

Full color, 4 × 10 inch melamine plates. Plates are dishwasher safe, not microwave safe. Design by Marco Cibola”

$40.00

Nut and Bolt Salt/Pepper Set

From Gadgets.co.uk:

“These Salt and Pepper shakers are definitely something different. Pick them up, turn them whatever way and shake them, and….. nothing…. Bend then shake them however, and the Salt or Pepper will be sprinkled from the gaps that will have appeared between the coils. Once you are finished the shaker will return to it’s original form.

Designed to look like a hex-head-bolt and a countersunk head bolt these innovative devices bring a new dimension to your salt and pepper.”

20 pounds, whatever that translates to.

Tool Utencils!

From Flying Peas:

“Eating has never been so fun for little ones! This dinner set comes with a bulldozer pusher, fork lift fork, and front loader spoon. Designed with function and play value in mind, these “tools” have textured, easy grip handles and detailing that allows little hands to hold on tight. Each is rugged, light weight, and dishwasher safe – not to mention great for extending productive eating time while attempting to eat out!

Dimensions of the fork and the spoon are 5 3/4 inches long by one inch wide. The pusher is 4 1/4 inches long and one inch wide.”

$20

Funky Teapots

From The Teapottery:

“The Aga saga continues, this time with a Sunday lunch story. That enduring and very British kitchen icon the Aga cooker has inspired this enduring teapot. Like the other Aga teapots the Sunday Lunch Aga comes in four colours”

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