7.9K views · 47 reactions | Wait till you hear the story behind this rare collection: It goes back to 1847, when Stanislas Renault first opened his workshop in Argent-sur-Sauldre, France. 173 years later, the Poterie Renault business had stayed in the family for five generations, continuing to handcraft iconic stoneware from French clay. SHOP HERE → https://f52.co/2Li1BCX | Food52 | Facebook

This stoneware jar was made in 1862 by David Drake, an enslaved Black potter working on Lewis Miles’ plantation pottery in the Edgefield District of South Carolina. In a state that outlawed literacy among people who were enslaved, Dave defiantly proclaimed his ability to read and write by signing his name and sometimes inscribing poetry on the stoneware vessels he made. Learn more about the jar and David Drake here: https://s.si.edu/3FZZVqI This is one of 25 Smithsonian objects now available to

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182K views · 1.1K reactions | #Recipe // @dinnerin321 demonstrates how to use your #PamperedChef stoneware to make the perfect toasty bread for a ring of party subs, and if you look closely, she also uses it as a serving platter! #winwin | Pampered Chef | Facebook