Create French Country ambiance in your own backyard with these finds from Farmhouse Wares.
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This beautiful Stoneware Shortbread Pan with Thistle Design will have you baking impressive shortbread cookies to amaze guests and give as gifts.
Shortbread’s popularity dates back to the 16th century and its refinement is credited to Mary, Queen of Scots. Shortbread was once considered an expensive luxury for special occasions and weddings.
Crafted in the USA, this natural stoneware pan lends a beautiful, old-fashioned touch to open shelves when not in use. It creates stunning triangular wedges, which were known as "petticoat tails", embossed with a thistle design.
Each stoneware pan comes boxed with a recipe booklet with shortbread recipes that will surely please.
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Our Aged White Taper Candle Cup features a weathered white finish with a scalloped design. The cup has plenty of space between the holder and the sides, making it the perfect choice for displaying a candle ring! The candle cup has vintage style and is ideal for catching dripping wax. Measures 2.5" in diameter and 2"H and holds a standard taper.
Visit our French Country Farmhouse Collection to create a cozy seasonal transition with warm our Burgundy Toile Tablecloth layered together with our Rustic Blue Check Tablecloth. The Girl in Blue Dress Poster tops off the look with tons Old-World charm.
Here’s a fun, easy DIY project with great results. I love the look of old English jam jars… all crackled and etched with age… so I took our customer-favorite White Cottage Stoneware Jam Jars and soaked them in tea! I just steeped a bunch of black tea, let it cool a bit, submerged the crackled pots in the tea for a few hours, then let them dry. Now they look like something you’d find in a London flea market! Original White Cottage Jars available at the shop. Visit the shop via the link in our bio above or farmhousewares.com