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In My Kitchen: October 2015

September 30, 2015

I started collecting handmade pottery for my dinnerware a few years ago when I saw the appealing pieces made by regional potter Steve Coburn. His creations are beautifully made with a wide range of plates, cups, mugs, serving bowls and casseroles. Each year I add a couple of pieces to my collection. I was attracted to the simple yet textural design, color and finishes, and just what I was looking for—casual and substantial enough to use every day, but easily dressed up or down for any occasion. I'm particularly in love with these soup mugs, perfect for fall and winter soups, stews and chilies.

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Postcards

A little inspiration from faraway places.

Lovely Florence, Italy. The architecture is so much more impressive in person. We rode the train to the historic town center to take in the cathedral, the baptistery, the campinile, all magnificent. We were able to view the courtyard of the Palazzo Vecchio, home of the Medicis, in wonder. If this is just the courtyard, the rest of the palazzo must be even more incredibly elaborate. And with a life-size replica of the David outside the front door!

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