Vintage 1930s Glass Mortar and Pestle

Vintage 1930s Glass Mortar and PestleA sculptural piece of utilitarian elegance, this 1930s American glass mortar and pestle is a rare survivor of early twentieth century apothecary and culinary design. Made of thick, clear glass with a subtle blue tint, its weight and clarity reflect the craftsmanship of an era when even the humblest tools were made to last.

chill-textured glass with a heavy base and desirably hefty sham to give the glass a satisfying gravitas

as well as desserts like matcha roll cake and black sesame ice cream

durable bristles and lacquered wood handles for a comfortable grip

It's warm and buttery

Each sardine-shaped napkin is stitched on soft light blue linen

while the unglazed base reveals the natural warmth of raw clay

methods (to shake or to stir

This charming champagne bucket with a bottle of bubbly tucked into it is the vessel for holding cheese or cocktail garnish picks with clusters of grapes for easy to hold finials

invites you to sit and stay

Perfect for carrying around Maileg mice

As counter intuitive as it may be

this mushroom-themed pendant hangs from an 18" long chain