New York Stoneware Ivory Dessert Dish
Regular price
$70
New York Stoneware Tableware
-
-
New York Stoneware Ivory Salad Plate
Regular price $65 -
New York Stoneware Denim Set of 3 MVP Bowls
Regular price $150 -
New York Stoneware Ivory Dinner Plate
Regular price $95 -
New York Stoneware Cereal Bowl Ivory
Regular price $60 -
New York Stoneware Handled Tray Denim
Regular price $300 -
New York Stoneware Ivory Pasta Bowl
Regular price $90 -
New York Stoneware Bistro Tray
Regular price $250 -
New York Stoneware Dessert Dish
Regular price $70 -
New York Stoneware Charcoal Coffee Mug
Regular price $55 -
New York Stoneware Salad Plate
Regular price $65 -
New York Stoneware Charcoal Dessert Dish
Regular price $70 -
New York Stoneware Serving Platter
Regular price $225 -
New York Stoneware Ivory Set of 3 MVP Bowls
Regular price $150 -
New York Stoneware Charcoal Handled Tray
Regular price $300 -
New York Stoneware Denim Pasta Bowl
Regular price $90
Inspired by the craft of pottery making and the quiet confidence of objects refined repeatedly by skilled craftspeople, William Reardon founded New York Stoneware in 2013 in the Bronx.
With an eye toward simple gestures, purposeful forms, and an appreciation of honest craftsmanship, William creates objects at once functional and soulful. The New York Stoneware collection includes a range of kitchenware from plates to mixing bowls to soy sauce pots, and each piece assumes an elegant and graceful silhouette.
New York Stoneware encapsulates the best of what it means to be a small business. The care, thoughtfulness, and attention to detail poured into the creation of each piece - a process that Reardon describes as “a labor of love” - shines through in the end products. Through the production of handmade, artisanal pieces, New York Stoneware offers the opportunity to appreciate the maker behind each piece of pottery.
New York Stoneware encapsulates the best of what it means to be a small business. The care, thoughtfulness, and attention to detail poured into the creation of each piece - a process that Reardon describes as “a labor of love” - shines through in the end products. Through the production of handmade, artisanal pieces, New York Stoneware offers the opportunity to appreciate the maker behind each piece of pottery.
