Easter Bunny Brought us Mustardseed and Moonshine Egg Cup

The egg cup is not a commonly used item on today's table. Typically one would use an egg cup to serve hard boiled eggs. But the egg cup has proven to hold other purposes. In the early 1800s, a drink created in New Orleans which consisted of absinthe, brandy, and bitters, this was the first cocktail and it was served in an egg cup much like the Mustardseed and Moonshine egg cup.

On my table, I would use the Mustardseed and Moonshine Poppy Welsh egg cup as a condiment holder, like for salt, pepper, and other seasonings. It is a great spring and summer accent to a table! It is perfect for Easter and Passover when you might actually want to use it for its intended purpose, to serve a hard-boiled egg! If you don't want to utilize the egg cup, many people have collected various egg cups to put on display; it's quite a collectible item. To see other Mustardseed and Moonshine flower dinnerware available at Sallie home, click here.

Price: $32

Bloom in the Winter with Mustardseed and Moonshine Floral Tableware

Winter doesn't need to be devoid of flowers and bright colors! Flowers should be brighten up your home anytime of the year and Mustardseed and Moonshine earthenware will last all year around, even through that cold winter. For your holiday get togethers coming up, the Waterlily Platter in green is the perfect accessory to showcase your appetizers or buffet items. With greens and reds, this platter will brighten up an otherwise monotone winter. More importantly, this beautiful botanical serving piece is delicate yet robust enough for the microwave, oven and dishwasher - meaning it's one less thing to worry about this holiday party! Click here to view other botanical inspired Mustardseed and Moonshine tableware available at Sallie home.

Price: $135

Mustardseed & Moonshine: An Instant Garden on Your Table

While browsing the "hip" and "unique" home decor and clothing chain stores this past weekend I saw a plethora of floral tableware very reminiscent of a product line we sell at Sallie Home, Mustardseed and Moonshine - a line made popular after their Daylily Navajo cup and saucer debuted on "Oprah's Favorite Things." Seeing these cheap knock-offs made me appreciate the quality of Mustardseed and Moonshine's garden of ceramic platters, nesting bowls, mugs, cups and saucers, dinnerware and service-ware.
Mustardseed and Moonshine's botanical earthenware is handmade in South Africa and takes about 17 days to create each and every piece. The ultra-thin, realistically detailed tableware is surprisingly very robust and fully functional, as they are safe for use in a conventional oven, microwave, and dishwasher. These are flowers that will last more than a day. Not only will this whimsical floral tableware last, it is guaranteed to brighten up any one's day. They are perfect for any garden or tea party. Click here to go directly view all the Mustardseed and Moonshine floral products available at Sallie Home.