new piece, it feels kind of vintage because of its simple shape. These come with an airtight lid (mine is blue) and are perfect for storing liquids in the fridge. It comes in handy as a cream pitcher and you can easily write the expiration date on the glass with a dry erase marker. While these aren't very expensive brand new ($10-20), I got mine for $1 at a yard sale...Surprise, surprise!
April 21, 2009
Little pitchers...
This little trinket is not a new find, but still one that I really like and use often. Italian glass company Bormiolio Rocco supposedly dates back to the 1800s and even though this is a
new piece, it feels kind of vintage because of its simple shape. These come with an airtight lid (mine is blue) and are perfect for storing liquids in the fridge. It comes in handy as a cream pitcher and you can easily write the expiration date on the glass with a dry erase marker. While these aren't very expensive brand new ($10-20), I got mine for $1 at a yard sale...Surprise, surprise!
new piece, it feels kind of vintage because of its simple shape. These come with an airtight lid (mine is blue) and are perfect for storing liquids in the fridge. It comes in handy as a cream pitcher and you can easily write the expiration date on the glass with a dry erase marker. While these aren't very expensive brand new ($10-20), I got mine for $1 at a yard sale...Surprise, surprise!
