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• Pebble Sushi Set

  

  $45 at Little Flower Designs | Buy

  

  | Posted 30 Apr, 2007 by Margaret Mason

• Nigella Lawson Salt Cellar

  

  So much more civilized than the shaker.

  $22 at Kugler's Home Fashions | Buy

  

  | Posted 30 Apr, 2007 by Margaret Mason

• Cuisinart RK-17 Traditional Cordless Electric Kettle

  

  You can finally have convenience of an electric kettle without giving up the nostalgia of your stove kettle. (via Not Martha)

  $80 at Amazon | Buy

  

  | Posted 23 Apr, 2007 by Margaret Mason

• Le Creuset 5-Piece Essential Set

  

  Your mom loves to cook, and you love your mom. Le Creuset cast iron and enamel cookware is legendary for a reason, and this is the perfect set – featuring only the pots and pans she’ll use most. They’re oven safe and dishwasher safe, and so sturdy that they’ll be in the family for generations.

  $275 at Amazon | Buy

  

  | Posted 19 Apr, 2007 by Margaret Mason

• Built-in Oven Mitt Apron

  

  Protect your cute outfits from splattering and your paws from burning all in one, fell swoop, Swiss Army knife style.
  –Guest posted by Evany Thomas

  $25 at A+R Store | Buy

  (Also available in olive and green.)

  

  | Posted 19 Apr, 2007 by Margaret Mason

• Full Bloom Teaset

  

  Ship your mom a little peace and quiet. Full Bloom Tea makes gorgeous floral teas that “blossom” in hot water. This beautifully appointed gift box contains twelve assorted blooms, a glass teapot, and two glass teacups.

  $59 at Full Bloom Tea | Buy

  

  | Posted 18 Apr, 2007 by Margaret Mason

• Spicelab

  

  Admittedly, some of mom’s dinners could qualify as science experiments. Spicelab mounts her seasonings on the wall – freeing up cabinet space, and making spices easily accessible. Frames available in nine different colors. Test tubes come filled with rosemary, fennel seeds, crushed chili peppers, minced garlic, coriander, basil, oregano, and ammonium nitrate. (Kidding! I kid.)

  $40 at Purpose Design | Buy

  (12.5" x 10.5")

  

  | Posted 17 Apr, 2007 by Margaret Mason

• Baker’s Edge Pan

  

  Those of you tired of choosing between the lesser evils of overdone edges or gooey centers will warm to this genius invention-bordering-on-art-form, which evenly cooks everything from brownies to gratin de chou-fleur. Bonus: You also get a sweet little red spatula that’s perfectly sized to get into the grooves!
  -Guest posted by Evany Thomas

  $34 at Amazon | Buy

  

  | Posted 21 Mar, 2007 by Margaret Mason

• Dip Bowls and Spoons

  

  $9 at Bisou Boutique | Buy

  

  | Posted 13 Mar, 2007 by Margaret Mason

• Measuring Hearts

  

  For whenever a recipe calls for a heaping cup of LOVE.
  -Guest posted by Evany Thomas

  $12 at fred flare | Buy

  

  | Posted 08 Mar, 2007 by Margaret Mason

• Tag Cups

  

  $36 at Fly Bird | Buy

  

  | Posted 13 Feb, 2007 by Margaret Mason

• Acacia Salad Bowl

  

  $56 at Global Table | Buy

  (11" D)

  

  | Posted 05 Feb, 2007 by Margaret Mason

• Cocoon Fruit Bowl

  

  I’d probably use this bowl as a vase. If I used it for fruit, I’d be sure to find a furry, breathing apple tucked away in its dark recesses.

  $174 at prestige identity | Buy

  

  | Posted 01 Feb, 2007 by Margaret Mason

• The Plank

  

  One of these babies and couple wedges of good cheese and you win the prize for houseguest of the year.

  $26 at Branch Home | Buy

  ( 20" long x 5" wide x .75")

  

  | Posted 26 Jan, 2007 by Margaret Mason

• ‘Fractil’ Tea Towel

  

  Give your kitchen a new lease on life without having to rip out any tile.
  -Guest posted by Evany Thomas

  $9 at Tikoli | Buy

  

  | Posted 24 Jan, 2007 by Margaret Mason

• Sushi Trays

  

  Reader Isabel Feliciano writes: “I love these sushi plates, curved trays, and leaf trays featured in bamboocloset.com. They’re all made of capiz shells molded into unique designs that come in vivid colors. Sure came pretty handy for a Japanese-themed party I just threw over the holidays! Very affordable in sets.” If you’re not the sort who throws sushi parties, these would make dramatic snack holders. The green ones would look especially great with a handful of dried apricots and some walnuts. Thanks, Isabel!

  $29 at Bamboo Closet | Buy

  (For three.)

  

  | Posted 12 Jan, 2007 by Margaret Mason

• Squirrel/Bunny Recipe Cards

  

  I’ve always planned to convert my untidy pile of recipes torn from magazines and scrawled on napkins into a neat file of sortable cards. And now, thanks to the motivating power of squirrels and bunnies, it might actually happen.
  -Guest posted by Evany Thomas

  $8 at Boygirlparty | Buy

  (Set of ten, 4" x 6")

  

  | Posted 10 Jan, 2007 by Margaret Mason

• Emperor Rim China Serving Plate

  

  (via House and Garden Blogs)

  $240 at eTabletop.com | Buy

  

  | Posted 04 Jan, 2007 by Margaret Mason

• Six Pack of Bird Towels

  

  $52 at Etsy | Buy

  

  | Posted 27 Dec, 2006 by Margaret Mason

• Toadstool Apron

  

  It’s been too long since she’s made her magic brownies. Offer some inspiration.

  $28 at Made with Love by Hannah | Buy

  (Apron front is 12.5" wide and 20" long at the center.)

  

  | Posted 07 Dec, 2006 by Margaret Mason

• Restaurant Cocktail Napkins

  

  STOCKING STUFFER GUIDE Just so your guests have something on hand immediately when they spill their red wine.

  $10 at CB2 | Buy

  

  | Posted 29 Nov, 2006 by Margaret Mason

• Jensen Steel Elephant Bottle Opener

  

  BOTTLE OPENER ROUNDUP

  Bottle openers are like scissors, you can never find them when you need them. Perhaps the clever elephant shape of this bottle opener will help you remember where you put it. Even after three beers.

  $50 at Amazon | Buy

  (1.5" T x 2" W)

  

  | Posted 21 Nov, 2006 by Margaret Mason

• Buddha Bowl

  

  BUDGET HOLIDAY GIFT GUIDE The perfect excuse to drink your soup.

  $18 at Flavour Design | Buy

  

  | Posted 14 Nov, 2006 by Margaret Mason

• Boxed Tea Towels

  

  Do you have a stained white bar mop slung through your refrigerator door handle? Toss that, please. Instead, choose four favorite tea towels from among dozens of colorful, high-quality options, and they box them up and ship them. A great gift for anyone starting a new home, or a nice host gift for the couple who let you borrow their beach house for a week.

  $78 at Quel Objet | Buy

  

  | Posted 25 Oct, 2006 by Margaret Mason

• Vera Wang 2-Piece Salad Serving Set

  

  Nothings says wedding gift like sophisticated salad tongs. Unless it’s a blender.

  $35 at Macy's | Buy

  

  | Posted 17 Oct, 2006 by Margaret Mason

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