Bare Long Tray Serving Bowls of lavish parties on Long

of lavish parties on Long Island at a time when The New York Times noted "gin was the national drink and sex the national obsession

This 19th relic made from ox horn was originally purposed for carrying black powder for munitions

and a touch of rustic French charm to any kitchen

A short handmade smooth ceramic breakfast pitcher that doubles as a vase

this classic rustic chic pillow adds charm to ski houses and holiday decor

Bare Long Tray Serving Bowls of lavish parties on LongThe Bare Long Tray embraces a perfectly imperfect form, guided by a wabi sabi sensibility. Designed as a true table service workhorse, it carries a meal for two with ease, keeping everything composed within its gently sloping rim. Its shape holds salads and sauces in place, while remaining equally suited to a generous platter of freshly baked cookies. Functional and expressive, it brings a sense of intention to everyday serving.