Discover handcrafted tableware that complements some of The Local Palate’s favorite recipes. Elevate your dining experience with the following selection.
We love a statement piece, especially this time of year, when there are lots of reasons to celebrate and a beautiful table can brighten winter gloom. These Southern-made, artisan-crafted serving pieces will be the talk of your table well into the new year.
Blenko Glass CO. Water Bottle in Tangerine
MILTON, WEST VIRGINIA
One of the historic company’s most iconic pieces, this 36-ounce handblown glass bottle can be purposed as a comment-worthy pitcher or vase. $88
Vivian Howard and Haand 15″ Serving Platter in Burl
BURLINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA
Part of Howard’s curated Haand Serving Collection, this handmade glazed porcelain platter is designed to be a modern heirloom. $90
Shaker and Salt 6″ Glass Bowl with Cut Detail
BAKERSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
This blown-glass bowl in custom gray with a hint of green makes a beautiful conversation piece while holding your favorite snacks. $100
Mirth Tablecloth in Navy Field Flower
Set your table apart with a dramatic tablecloth made from handloomed fabric ethically sourced from India by this sister-owned Texas company. $125
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Emily Havener
Emily Havener enjoys writing about food almost as much as she enjoys eating it. She has been food blogging and developing recipes since 2008, and her particular areas of expertise are finding creative ways to use leftovers and never making a recipe the same way twice. She’s always up for raw fish of any kind and a good gin cocktail or a glass of orange wine.