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Riess Enamelware Skimmer

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Riess Enamelware

Riess Enamelware Skimmer

$45.00

Both practical and elegant, porcelain enamelware is nonreactive, easy to clean and has a more polished look than unfinished stainless steel, but like metal cookware is lightweight and durable. Riess' handcrafted skimmer has a slightly raised lip that we prefer to completely flat skimmers because it helps prevent food from rolling off, and its wide surface is good for scooping up larger foods and less flimsy than wire models. The product feels well-balanced and lightweight, and its handle is appropriately long for deep-frying or reaching deep into pots. Made by fusing porcelain glass onto iron, the material is nonreactive, easy to clean and has a more polished look than unfinished stainless steel, yet like metal cookware is lightweight and durable; we love how the sleek design shows off the glossy enamel and can be hung as a decorative piece alongside the company's Ladle and Perforated Ladle as a Three-Piece Set with Hanging Bar. A caveat: Although enamelware is much stronger than glass, the porcelain finish can still chip if it's dropped or hit against a hard surface.

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Kumagai Kokushuu Sake Set

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Kumagai Kokushuu Tea Set

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Kumagai

Kumagai Kokushuu Tea Set

$250.00

This beautiful, bronze-hued Japanese tea set is crafted from earthenware and speaks to centuries of tradition. In the 16th century, tea ceremonies became more commonplace and there was an increased demand for artisans to craft tea sets. We love this one’s minimalist shape and built in strainer that holds back loose tea leaves as you pour.

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Oigen Cast-Iron Trivet

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Oigen

Oigen Cast-Iron Trivet

$39.00

Here at Milk Street, our favorite cookware items often double as serving dishes, but hot pans need sturdy trivets to protect tabletops. Traditionally used for cast-iron teapots, Oigen's beautiful trivet is fitted with rubber feet so it won't scratch surfaces or move around while in use. We love the elegant look of this trivet, which combines the rawness of cast iron with a delicate pattern. Solidly forged in Japan from cast iron and subtly detailed, they are as attractive as they are functional. Use solo, or group small and large trivets together.