Vintage 1910 Belgian Ironstone Basin Spring The Honey Issue: Taking a

The Honey Issue: Taking a look at nature’s oldest sweetener

this pink plate was made in France nearly a century ago

A forest green ceramic dinner with a vineyard motif and brown scalloped trim framing the grape leaves and the border

Manufactured by a company that produced the tableware for Emperor Napoleon I for the Imperial Houses of the Legion of Honour

As an essential component of just about every cuisine in the world

Vintage 1910 Belgian Ironstone Basin Spring The Honey Issue: Taking aA deep Belgian ironstone basin from the early twentieth century originally made as a foot basin and shaped with generous curves and sturdy walls. The piece carries the quiet utility of domestic life in 1910 Belgium and has the presence of an object built for daily work. Its size and depth make it wonderfully adaptable in a modern home. Use it fireside for kindling, in a garden room as a planter, or in the kitchen as a handsome vessel for storing