Bennington Sugar Bowl
$27.00 4" X 4" x 4"
Stoneware
Vermont, USA
As I have issue with the name "creamer" I also have issue with the name "sugar" bowl. I hate to say it but cream and sugar are delicious but they are not the best thing for you. That's ok but try moving on. Over breakfast we call the creamer a milker and the sugar bowl a spice bowl. Not to make a point but we just do, we don't think about it. Maybe Marco is too thin as a result but I don't care. Bennington Potters was established in 1948 by David Gil. He was fascinated with creating pottery that had the integrity of a handcrafted piece but was produced with the assistance of a machine. Still today, the clay is formed with the help of the machine but every piece is hand finished. Bennington Potters is one of the last manufacturers of American pottery out there. It was an industry that could not compete with off-shore competition. What a beautiful shape this bowl has.
Stoneware
Vermont, USA
As I have issue with the name "creamer" I also have issue with the name "sugar" bowl. I hate to say it but cream and sugar are delicious but they are not the best thing for you. That's ok but try moving on. Over breakfast we call the creamer a milker and the sugar bowl a spice bowl. Not to make a point but we just do, we don't think about it. Maybe Marco is too thin as a result but I don't care. Bennington Potters was established in 1948 by David Gil. He was fascinated with creating pottery that had the integrity of a handcrafted piece but was produced with the assistance of a machine. Still today, the clay is formed with the help of the machine but every piece is hand finished. Bennington Potters is one of the last manufacturers of American pottery out there. It was an industry that could not compete with off-shore competition. What a beautiful shape this bowl has.