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Empty speckled white Fieldstone Baker shown at a low angle, with a shallow rectangular basin, rounded corners, and small side handles.
Three rectangular stoneware bakers stacked in soft blue-gray, speckled white, and warm stone glazes, each with rounded corners, gently flared sides, and small integrated side handles.
Overhead view of a berry dessert baked in a white Fieldstone Baker, dusted with powdered sugar and served beside bowls of berries and plated slices.
Overhead view of a blue-gray Fieldstone Baker filled with whole vegetables, including leeks and halved orange squash, surrounded by herbs, onions, and kitchen linens.
Berry cake in a white Fieldstone Baker on a rustic wooden table, surrounded by plated slices, red berries, folded napkins, and glasses of milk.
Blue-gray and warm stone Fieldstone Bakers stacked together, showing their compact rectangular shape, softly rounded corners, and contrasting glazes.
Empty warm stone Fieldstone Baker with a softly mottled beige-gray glaze, shallow interior, and gently flared rim.
Empty blue-gray Fieldstone Baker with a pale celadon-toned glaze, rounded corners, and small integrated handles.
Hands protected by thick oven mitts holding an empty warm stone Fieldstone Baker, demonstrating its size and side grips.
Close-up of three stacked Fieldstone Bakers in warm stone, speckled white, and blue-gray glazes, highlighting their handmade texture and softly uneven rims.
Two speckled white Fieldstone Bakers nested together in different sizes, showing their matching rounded rectangular forms and side handles.
Speckled white Fieldstone Baker filled with roasted vegetables in red, green, orange, and golden-brown tones.
Two warm stone Fieldstone Bakers nested together, with mottled beige-gray glaze and small handles visible at both ends.
Warm stone Fieldstone Baker filled with a golden, bubbling baked pasta or casserole topped with browned cheese.
Two blue-gray Fieldstone Bakers nested together, showing their smooth pale glaze, rounded corners, and integrated handles.
Empty blue-gray Fieldstone Baker shown alone from a low three-quarter angle, highlighting its shallow depth and softly curved rectangular shape.

Vendor:FarmHouse Pottery

Fieldstone Baker

$138.00
Size
Size: Medium
Color
Color: Chalk

Made for bubbling gratins, roasted vegetables, and the family casserole, this rectangular stoneware baker goes straight from oven to table. Its clean lines and softly speckled glaze let the food lead, while quietly elevating every gathering.

Choose from Chalk, Hearthstone, or Millpond in two sizes. Each piece is shaped and glazed by hand, so slight variations in size and finish are part of its character.

Details

  • Medium: 9" x 7" x 2"
  • Large: 13" x 9" x 2"
  • Material: 100% lead and cadmium-free stoneware clay and glaze
  • Designed in Vermont

Care

  • Microwave, oven, freezer, and dishwasher safe
  • Oven safe up to 450F; do not broil, and avoid sudden temperature changes
  • Gray flatware marks lift away with a baking soda and water paste

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Dispatch Time: 3-7 days

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Three rectangular stoneware bakers stacked in soft blue-gray, speckled white, and warm stone glazes, each with rounded corners, gently flared sides, and small integrated side handles.
Overhead view of a berry dessert baked in a white Fieldstone Baker, dusted with powdered sugar and served beside bowls of berries and plated slices.
Overhead view of a blue-gray Fieldstone Baker filled with whole vegetables, including leeks and halved orange squash, surrounded by herbs, onions, and kitchen linens.
Berry cake in a white Fieldstone Baker on a rustic wooden table, surrounded by plated slices, red berries, folded napkins, and glasses of milk.
Blue-gray and warm stone Fieldstone Bakers stacked together, showing their compact rectangular shape, softly rounded corners, and contrasting glazes.
Empty speckled white Fieldstone Baker shown at a low angle, with a shallow rectangular basin, rounded corners, and small side handles.
Empty warm stone Fieldstone Baker with a softly mottled beige-gray glaze, shallow interior, and gently flared rim.
Empty blue-gray Fieldstone Baker with a pale celadon-toned glaze, rounded corners, and small integrated handles.
Hands protected by thick oven mitts holding an empty warm stone Fieldstone Baker, demonstrating its size and side grips.
Close-up of three stacked Fieldstone Bakers in warm stone, speckled white, and blue-gray glazes, highlighting their handmade texture and softly uneven rims.
Two speckled white Fieldstone Bakers nested together in different sizes, showing their matching rounded rectangular forms and side handles.
Speckled white Fieldstone Baker filled with roasted vegetables in red, green, orange, and golden-brown tones.
Two warm stone Fieldstone Bakers nested together, with mottled beige-gray glaze and small handles visible at both ends.
Warm stone Fieldstone Baker filled with a golden, bubbling baked pasta or casserole topped with browned cheese.
Two blue-gray Fieldstone Bakers nested together, showing their smooth pale glaze, rounded corners, and integrated handles.
Empty blue-gray Fieldstone Baker shown alone from a low three-quarter angle, highlighting its shallow depth and softly curved rectangular shape.

FarmHouse Pottery

Handcrafted stoneware and home essentials made in Vermont, celebrating the beauty of slow living, honest materials, and enduring craftsmanship.

  • Ships To U.S., Canada & International
  • Dispatch 3-7 days
  • Based In Vermont, U.S.

Farmhouse Pottery creates handcrafted stoneware and home essentials from its Woodstock, Vermont studio. Every piece reflects a commitment to slow living, timeless design, and the enduring value of making things by hand.

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