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Coaster Holder
$150
Cast metal holder by Studio Henry Wilson, offered in aluminum/black or brass/tan; a small tabletop anchor that turns leather coasters into a precise object.
Signature Product$85
Ceramic serving bowl by Era Ceramics with rounded swooping walls and saturated glaze options; functional tableware with sculptural posture.
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$150
Cast metal holder by Studio Henry Wilson, offered in aluminum/black or brass/tan; a small tabletop anchor that turns leather coasters into a precise object.

Quarters
$45
Set of leather coasters by Studio Henry Wilson, available in black or tan, pairing simple geometry with the soft aging qualities of leather.

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$55
Cast metal storage box by Studio Henry Wilson, made in Japan; simple size-coded utility with crisp edges and quiet mass.

Quarters
$155
Spiral leather coaster from Peter Speliopoulos Projects, cut as a tactile table object in natural, chestnut, or black leather.

Heath Ceramics
$168
Generous 12-inch serving bowl from the Coupe line, perfect for family-style dining. Made with natural clay and hand-dipped glazes.

Quarters
$85
Ceramic lunch plate by Era Ceramics in bold marbled glazes; everyday dinnerware with Memphis-adjacent color and hand-built irregularity.

Heath Ceramics
$39
Versatile 5-inch bowl from the Coupe line, ideal for desserts, sides, or breakfast. Chip-resistant stoneware for everyday use.

East Fork Pottery
$44
The 'if-you-had-just-one-bowl-it'd-be-this-one' bowl. Wide, shallow shape perfect for pasta, salads, or morning cereal. Their most-tagged form.

East Fork Pottery
$88
Large rounded ceramic serving bowl ideal for popcorn, chips, or family-style salads. Features the signature iron speckles and unglazed rim.

Quarters
$1,650
One-of-a-kind stoneware vessel by Alana Wilson, rounded like ancient storage pots and finished in warm oxide tones.