Jun 12, 2018
Old World Kitchen now offers coordinating items designed to complement their already popular line of Dreamware for the kitchen, allowing modern items to pair with vintage items and complete any kitchen accessory set.

Virginia, United States - June 12, 2018 /MarketersMedia/ —
Old World Kitchen by Polder’s Old World Market recently began pairing new items designed to complement their popular, hand-carved kitchen accessories called Dreamware. This allows customers to take the serving utensils, scoops, and cutting boards they already love, and pair them with something Complimentary. American made or vintage. Some of the new items available from the Polder family include ceramic items, antique copper pots, soy candles, dish and tea towels, and hand-forged iron items.
Old World Kitchen came as a result of expanding Polder’s Old World Market. The original wares included honey, handmade aprons, fresh produce, and hand-painted items for the garden. Most of the items that the Polder Family sold were made by the women of the household, and Trevor wanted to offer something as well. He had carved a spoon for Angela once, with a pocket knife. He decided to try his hand at making wooden kitchen utensils to sell. This is where selling the hand-carved items began. Over time, the list of wooden utensils the family offered grew. It went from mixing and serving spoons to spatulas, scoops, peels, cutting boards, measuring cups and spoons, and full collections for the gourmet enthusiast. When these items get paired with vintage items, it creates the perfect gourmet kitchen set up for all levels of chefs.
“Everything we offer is either handcrafted in the USA or vintage, and we only offer exclusive items. We do not have any employees; we are a true cottage industry and operate every aspect of our business right from our home. We are passionate about producing and curating Old World quality goods that will become future heirlooms.” – The Polder Family
About Old World Kitchen by Polder’s Old World Market: Old World Kitchen by Polder’s Old World Market is a cottage industry, family run business that creates hand-carved Dreamware for people looking for heirloom-quality gourmet kitchen utensils. The entire Polder family works to create these quality items. This includes both parents, plus all 13 children.
Contact Info:
Name: Rebekah Polder
Email: [email protected]
Organization: Old World Kitchen
Address: Old World Kitchen, Jonesville, VA, USA
Phone: (517) 849-4424
For more information, please visit https://www.poldersoldworldmarket.com/
Source: MarketersMedia
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