This stoneware butter dish is inspired by the historical shapes of butter dishes produced between 1900 and 1930, reissued by the Manufacture. Its sculpted silhouette, both understated and generous, makes it an everyday object designed to last, true to the utilitarian heritage of traditional pottery.

Fired at very high temperatures, our stoneware becomes non-porous, allowing it to perfectly preserve food without transmitting odors or moisture. While its primary function is to store butter, its versatile size, combined with its serving tray, makes it an ideal companion for many uses: as a cheese dome or for storing slices of cake.

Both robust and elegant, this butter dish transcends eras without losing its authenticity. It stands out as an everyday item, practical, durable, and deeply rooted in the art of living around the table.