Crock

While this piece is finished with a durable glaze, it is intended primarily as a decorative storage vessel for kitchen utensils. We recommend using it for dry storage rather than food service to preserve the integrity of the vintage finish.

We recommend hand-washing the crock with mild soap and warm water. Avoid using abrasive sponges or harsh chemicals, as these can dull the glossy glaze and potentially affect the hand-painted artwork over time.

Thanks to its generous size, this crock is designed to hold a standard collection of wooden spoons, spatulas, and whisks. It provides ample room to keep your most-used tools organized and easily accessible on your countertop.

As an authentic piece from the 1990s, this crock may show minor character marks consistent with its age. These subtle details are part of its history and do not impact its functionality or structural stability.

The artist's signature is typically located near the base or on the underside of the crock. It serves as a mark of authenticity without interfering with the primary hand-painted artwork displayed on the exterior.