A handleless pitcher built for the art of the stir.

The one that started it all. Still made the same way.

A shell spiral, hand-sculpted and cast into glass.

Asymmetric Barre form in vivid reactive teal. Coastal and contemporary.

Clear glass coaster that doubles as a small dish or tealight. Engravable.

Hand-shaped Beachstone pottery bowl with mineral calcite stripe pattern.

Glass and hardwood together, from Simon and Andrew Pearce.

A wide, shallow bowl and pulled-stem construction.

Wider proportions that work for candles or a trifle.

Real silver leaf, encased inside the glass.

Handmade white oak servers from Tree House Hardwoods in South Burlington.

Clean-lined Ascutney hurricane. Part of our Seconds Collection.

White glass strands, hand-applied to a clear cone.

Stainless steel and acacia wood serving set designed to pair with Barre collections.

A sleek, tapered glass with an upsized bowl.

Crisp cotton stripe runner from Ekelund, Sweden's 300-year-old weaving house.

Handcrafted natural white marble slab for cheese and hors d'oeuvres.

White glass, hand-applied to each branch tip.

Mid-century lines, a generous bowl, no stem in sight.

Handblown glass star. A gift that shines on any desk or nightstand.

With a tapered bowl that keeps whites cool and focused.

Hand-turned black walnut tray for cheese, bread, or serving.

100% washed natural linen napkins by Celina Mancurti.

Rustic-edged freehand oval platter in Burlington's organic glazed form.

Hand-opened ruffled rim vase. Part of our Seconds Collection.

Freehand Burlington glass vase for dramatic stems and blooms.

Wide flared rim built for engraving. A fresh take on the Celebration Bowl.

Real silver leaf, encased inside the glass.

Clear glass snowman. Part of our Seconds Collection.

Handcrafted natural grey marble slab for cheese and hors d'oeuvres.

Hand-sculpted art glass whale tail. A go-to beach house host gift.

Simple hand-thrown pottery vase with Lake Champlain shale stripe pattern.

The most minimal carafe in the our collection.

White glass, hand-applied to each branch tip.

Simon and Andrew Pearce's crafts together: glass frame on hardwood.