Who doesn’t like a small treat with their tea or coffee? The MARUHI Cup and Saucer has trick up its sleeve, or, rather, a secret spot underneath. There’s just enough room in the saucer and under the cup to hide a cookie, flower, or a few bits of chocolate. A little something special won’t hurt your waistline too much… right?
Crafted in Japan.
The cup holds five ounces.
Many years ago we posted the Evo Handlebar Basket (good for you if you remember it, as it was back in 2011). This Mia Basket follows the same handlebars-incorporated-into-basket-frame idea, making your bicycle errands experience much less rattly, and possibly much more convenient (with little to no bungee straps required).
There’s also the larger Martone Basket, $180, for Men’s bikes.
While there may not be a manned aircraft sent to the moon in the near future, you’ll be able to admire the earth’s largest satellite up close and personal every time you need a tray. The celestial serving tray by Fine Little Day is made of melamine coated birchwood in Sweden. At 15″ wide, it’ll hold quite a few dishes (or miscellaneous stuff) for any aspiring selenographer.
Moon Tray by Fine Little Day. This celestial serving tray is made of melamine coated birchwood in Sweden and is 15 inches wide.
Hand-washing recommended.
