Dartmouth Wool Throw Copper Cookware a servant of the "tap-house”

a servant of the "tap-house” would go from house to house collecting tankards engraved to identify ownership

A traditional basketweave pattern with a beautiful thick rope braid around the rim of the six wells of this signed oyster plate

Strike a match anywhere on the stoneware base and light a fire

A glass bottle designed with green skinned Burgundy grapes in mind

Dartmouth Wool Throw Copper Cookware a servant of the "tap-house”Symbolizing love and loyalty in the popular culture of Portugal, a swallow bird motif borders this fringed, hand finished oversized throw made from the finest Portuguese wool woven on looms from the 1960s and 1970s.