Celestial-glazed pottery ring holder with deep saturated colors.

Details frozen in winter, flowing in summer.

A handblown ornament engraved with the word Imagine.

Clean-lined Barre vase. Part of our Seconds Collection.

Crystalline-glazed pottery heart dish. No two alike.

Angular-yet-fluid rectangular glass vase. Small size for everyday elegance.

Andrew Pearce's walnut bowl, cut from the same block and hand-finished with walnut oil.

Brass pin flower frog in a rubber base. A traditional ikebana tool.

A handblown ornament engraved with the word Believe.

Glass heart tray for candy, treasures, or a sweet desk moment.

Straight sides, modern foot, four sizes to scale.

A squared pitcher that holds its shape and its own.

Square contemporary glass vase. Part of our Seconds Collection.

Stately squared clock in the Woodbury collection's clean angles.

Globe-and-stem cakeplate made by two glassblowers in tandem.

Hand-turned cherry salad servers. The grain does the showing off.

Hand-turned black walnut salad servers. The grain does the showing off.

Classic pumpkin with celestial Crystalline glaze. No two alike.

Small Crystalline pottery bud vase with mystical celestial glaze.

The Vintner’s angled silhouette with a marble stopper.

Cylindrical clear glass with a softly curved silhouette. Made for dramatic stems.

Rustic-edged freehand serving bowl in Burlington's organic glazed form.

Spare and elegant Woodbury bud vase. Part of our Seconds Collection.

Inspired by Paul Revere's silver bowl. For trifles, salads, or display.

Wrapped glass bowl, a centerpiece for produce or twinkle lights.

Generous weight, clean lines, and a joy to drink from.

Small hand-thrown Barre dip bowl for treats, rings, or bathroom soaps.

Globe-and-stem dome made by two glassblowers. Pairs with the Hartland Cakeplate.

Feels as good to hold as it looks on the table.

Give the gift of Simon Pearce. Redeemable online and in stores.

A wide base gives red wine the room it needs.

Straight sides, modern foot, four sizes to scale.

The wrapped-glass technique in its most intimate form.

A heart with a slight twist. More life than the usual form.

Freehand pinch-pot dinnerware in a soft green Moss Glen glaze.