French Pipkin tablesettings The patterns used are historically

The patterns used are historically inspired by 18th and 19th-century block-printed fabrics

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French Pipkin tablesettings The patterns used are historicallyInspired by a still life painting from Jean Simon Chardin in 1732, this earthenware pipkin holds 32oz and is a perfect size pot for 2 3 people. As with all of our pottery this pot is glazed with a lead free glaze on the inside. The pipkin is intended to be used over hot coals with liquid inside. *Each one is handmade so there might be slight differences on sizes and colors. **Not intended to go on a stovetop. For best results, hand wash and dry the