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The Dimes peppermill reflects its namesake's subtle vibrance and thoughtful simplicity

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Mix and match with other Ichendorf pieces to craft a whimsical wonderland that makes evenings around the table even more magical

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Stacking Planter in White Germany The Dimes peppermill reflects itsDesigned by Chen + Kai out of Brooklyn, NY, these stackable planters strike the perfect balance between fun + functional. Available in both white and terracotta colorways, its the perfect way to turn your plants home into a statement piece. The Stacking Planter discretely integrates both a planter and saucer into one form. Lift out the bottom ring to reveal a hidden saucer. The circular stoneware form takes its inspiration from high voltage ceramic