Ceramic Salt and Pepper Cellars Set with Fitted Lids and Small Spoons for Seasoning at the Stove or Table
These ceramic salt and pepper cellars keep everyday seasoning within easy reach at the stove or table. Wide openings make it easy to take a pinch while preparing a meal, and each cellar includes a small spoon for scooping.
The Mora duo moves from food preparation to plating, helping keep salt and pepper together on the counter. Fitted lids cover the contents between meals, while hand-applied reactive glaze gives each piece subtle differences in speckles and hue.
Features
- Two ceramic cellars sold together for salt and pepper
- Wide openings provide easy access for pinching
- Fitted lids cover the contents between meals
- Each cellar includes a small spoon
- Hand-glazed surfaces have subtle variations in speckles and hue
- Handwashing is recommended for the ceramic lids and wood spoons
Specifications
- Product type: Salt and pepper cellar set
- Cellar material: High-fired Paladin Clay ceramic
- Set: Two cellars with fitted lids and a small spoon for each cellar
- Cellar height: 2.4 inches
- Cellar width: 4 inches
- Cellar weight: 12 oz
- Spoon length: 3.6 inches
- Spoon material: Wood
- Finish: Glossy and matte reactive glaze
- Care: Handwash the ceramic lids and wood spoons; avoid sudden temperature changes
Frequently Asked Questions
How do you dispense seasoning from these salt and pepper cellars?
Take a pinch through the wide opening or use the small spoon included with each cellar. Both methods suit seasoning during preparation and at the table.
What comes in the salt and pepper cellar set?
The set contains two ceramic cellars with fitted lids and a small spoon for each cellar. Each spoon measures 3.6 inches long.
How much counter space does each cellar need?
Each cellar measures 4 inches wide and 2.4 inches high. Use those dimensions to plan placement beside the stove or on the dining table.
How should I clean the ceramic lids and spoons?
Handwash the ceramic lids and wood spoons. Let hot ceramic pieces cool naturally before rinsing to avoid sudden temperature changes.
Will every cellar have exactly the same glaze appearance?
Individual cellars can differ slightly in speckles and hue because each piece is hand-glazed. These subtle variations are part of the finish.