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OldSpadePottery

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These small jars are inspired from a love of all things apothecary. Over the years, we've seen folks put medicine of all varieties in their jars, loose-leaf teas, culinary spices & herbs, personal mojo effects and as urns to hold the cremains of animal companions.

These tough little soldiers are thrown from one large mound of clay and fired to 2232°F in our modest home studio in Burnsville, NC.

☆ PLEASE NOTE ☆

This listing is for one jar & cork per quantity ordered.

☆ CAPACITY ☆

About 1 cup.

☆ DIMENSIONS ☆

Approximately 4" - 4.25" tall, and 2.75" - 3' wide.

☆ USE & CARE ☆

Dishwasher and microwave safe (cork excluded)

☆ MATERIALS ☆

Speckled brownstone clay (from Highwater Clays)
Homemade glaze (lead free and food safe)

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Ships from Burnsville, NC

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I always do my best to ensure the work never breaks in the mail. In the spirit of ecological consideration, I do my best to use biodegradable & recyclable materials where possible.

Most of the time, shipped items will use shredded cardboard as fill. Even though it can be a little messy, I go with this option because it's economical and ecological.

Some of the corks that come with the jars are pretty deep in the pot. If you're intent to use the maximum amount of storage space in the jar, you can cut the bottom of the cork for extra room.

I recommend putting the cork in the jar, as far as you can. Try to wiggle it around a little so it leaves an indentation in the cork. Then, using a serrated knife, go ahead and give it a slice. You may want to do this in a space where you can easily clean up, as the cork may leave shavings on the surface you're cutting on.

I do my best to make certain items as similar as possible. That said, these items are entirely handmade, therefore some variations are to be expected (and appreciated!). The size indicated under listings are approximate averages; size and shape may vary within an inch per dimension.

Due to the unpredictable nature of certain glazes, surfaces will likely have subtle variations from those as pictured. These differences will not have any impact on the safety of the pottery's use.

I'm not currently able to do custom orders for customers. This includes (but isn't limited to): Custom dimensions, custom colors, writing in any form, etc.

However, I'm always interested to hear what people are looking for. If there's an item you'd like to see offered in this shop, I'd appreciate hearing about it and who knows! I might just make it!