Porcelain Mortar & Pestle
Porcelain Mortar & Pestle
The ceramic mortar and pestle have been used for centuries as a means of reducing substances to powder and for mixing. Conservators find It's still a
Add fresh, hand-ground herbs and spices to your homemade-inspired dishes your customers love with this Fox Run 2 3/4 white mini porcelain mortar and
Fox Run 2 3/4 White Porcelain Mortar and Pestle Set
United Scientific 400 ml Porcelain Deep Form Mortar and Pestle Set (each) Deep form mortars with lips are glazed on the outside (except for the bottom) and unglazed inside. Oversized pestles are glazed to grinding surface.
Mortar & Pestle Set, Porcelain, Capacity 400ml
Milton Brook Range Unglazed Mortar & Pestle, 4.5-Inch
A beautiful, porcelain mortar and pestle. For the best results, I recommend crushing your spices before preparing a pot of chai. If you don't already
Porcelain Mortar and Pestle
Extra Large Apothecary Porcelain Mortar and Partially Wooden Pestle – Doctor Decorum
2 Sets Mortar and Pestle Kit Porcelain Medicine Grinding Bowl Pounding Stick
Porcelain mortar and pestle sets allow you to prepare and compound pills and medications for patients.
Porcelain Mortar and Pestle Set
Porcelain Mortar and Pestle Set, 3 oz – Medical Products Supplies
White Porcelain Mortar & Pestle, 2.5 inch small
Porcelain Mortar & Pestle - Golden Gait Mercantile
The mortar and pestle is an ancient tool that's been around for millennia and through the ages this mechanism been used for hundreds of purposes from cooking to pharmacology to masonry. Even today, no modern kitchen should be without one! Handy and convenient to use, mortar and pestles also add a touch of stoic flair to any kitchen décor.
Cooler Kitchen EZ-Grip Ceramic and Silicone Mortar and Pestle Set
Porcelain Mortar & Pestle Set, 18oz (550mL), Unglazed Grinding Surface for Chemicals, White
Vintage White Porcelain Mortar & Pestle Japan / Antique Primitive Mortar and Pestle
Norpro - Porcelain Mortar & Pestle – Kitchen Store & More
The ceramic mortar and pestle have been used for centuries as a means of reducing substances to powder and for mixing. Conservators find It's still a
Porcelain Mortar & Pestle
