Sixteen pieces, each made by the same pair of hands.

Roseland’s dinnerware collection is designed and made in partnership with New York Stoneware. Will Reardon throws, trims, and glazes every piece in his Bedford, New York studio. No molds are used. Each sixteen-piece set includes four of each form: soup bowls, pasta bowls, dinner plates, and dessert plates.

The forms draw on nineteenth-century American slipware, with generous proportions, substantial weight, and an emphasis on everyday use. Will works toward the same silhouette each time, shaping each curve, wall, and rim by hand. An ivory glaze then covers the dark clay, varying in appearance with its thickness and the surface beneath it.

The result is a visual tension between the goal of consistency and the natural imperfections of handwork. Slight variations in form and glaze change how each piece catches the light, giving the set table a richness that exact repetition cannot. This is what we wanted to achieve: pieces that belong together, yet are never exactly alike.

The stoneware is substantial, chip-resistant, and intended for daily use. Dishwasher safe. Suitable for occasional microwave use and gentle reheating in the oven.