Pantry storage jars, wire crates, and timber boxes.

Manufactured from thermal-shock-resistant borosilicate glass with an annealed 3.2-millimetre wall thickness. Unlike common soda-lime glass, these vessels handle boiling water sterilisation cycles, immediate freezer transfers down to -20°C, and acidic pickling solutions without clouding or surface etching. The closure mechanism relies on a 2.8-millimetre passivated zinc-plated wire bail lever and an orange vulcanised natural rubber gasket that seals with seventy pounds of downward mechanical seating.

Available in four standard kitchen volumes: 250 millilitres ($4), 500 millilitres ($7), 1.0 litre ($11), and 1.5 litres ($14). Replacement rubber rings are stocked continuously at our Irving Street desk at $0.80 each, ensuring vessels remain functional across decades of domestic pantry use rather than discarded when seals age.

Welded from 3.5-millimetre perimeter carbon steel rod with a 2.0-millimetre interior wire grid, these modular baskets eliminate pantry dark corners. The open wire mesh provides three hundred and sixty degrees of ventilation for shallots, garlic bulbs, dry squashes, and root crops that rot inside solid plastic totes. Two folding handles swing inward to form a rigid structural bridge, allowing up to four fully loaded crates to stack vertically without crushing bottom contents.

Each crate features a scoop-front aperture so you can pull produce or glass jars from the lowest basket without unstacking the entire tier. The metal surface receives a degreased phosphate pre-treatment followed by a baked matte black polyester powder coat that resists fruit acids, kitchen grease, and pantry humidity.

Constructed from 15-millimetre kiln-dried Pacific Northwest clear pine slats, milled with clean radiused edges and assembled with counter-bored solid brass wood screws. The bottom deck is slatted with 6-millimetre gaps to promote convective airflow while retaining small onions and potatoes. The side panels feature routed oval hand slots deburred by hand for comfortable lifting even when loaded to forty pounds.

The timber is left raw and unsealed so it absorbs ambient cellar humidity without sweating or imparting solvent fumes to foodstuffs. We supply small tins of our Oregon beeswax wood butter ($8) for customers who wish to buff the wood to a water-resistant amber sheen for mudroom boot storage or wardrobe linen keeping.

Woven from thick steamed unstripped osier willow rods selected for high tensile bend strength. Unlike synthetic plastic laundry hampers that trap damp laundry odours and split at handle seams within two seasons, willow breathing channels allow wet wash cloths and towels to air out continuously until wash day. The integrated carrying lugs are double-wrapped with twisted willow withes that withstand eighty pounds of dead lift without tear-out.

Each basket includes a removable tie-in bag sewn from 260 gsm natural unbleached flax linen. The liner prevents wool knitwear from snagging on interior cane terminals and can be washed in cold water. Sizes range from a compact round scullery hamper ($54) to an oversized two-bushel family washhouse basket ($118).

Whether outfitting an entire walk-in larder or picking up three replacement rubber gaskets, you can submit an inquiry for same-day counter hold. Inquiries are handled directly by our sales consultant on the shop floor. We hold articles for forty-eight hours without a deposit.