I was disappointed in the quality and finish of the wooden top. It should have been beautiful finished wood for the price.
Cool Grecian marble capped with rich teak wood brings simple elegance to this salt cellar from Anolon Pantryware. The sleek container is perfect for keeping spices, herb and pepper close at hand.
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Cool Grecian marble capped with rich teak wood brings simple elegance to this salt cellar from Anolon Pantryware. The sleek container is perfect for keeping spices, herb and pepper close at hand.
- SKU
- 4-6417919
- Brand
- Anolon
- Category
- home / kitchen-dining / kitchen-tools
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Customer reviews
This salt cellar is well made and it’s the perfect size. Plus, the contrast between the marble cellar and the wooden lid is beautiful.
Absolutely gorgeous. It is a beautiful size in terms of depth and height. It is heavy but looks great
Absolutely love the shape and how solid it is. Looks beautiful on my counter top.
I found myself over-salting food when using a salt grinder while cooking. What a difference a salt cellar makes. Initially I thought this product was expensive, so I researched other online retailers for alternatives. I'm so glad I purchased yours. This salt cellar is beautiful, high quality and substantial in size and weight. Worth every penny!
Perfect size to hold a lot of salt. Canister is a really good weight
Really enjoy this salt cellar. It is a nice size, not too big and has a quality look to it. The wood top is nice and maintains its good looks. I do not submerge it into water, but wipe clean if needed. The marble salt holder itself does a nice storage job for my sea salt cooking product. Would highly recommend to anyone.
I was a little worried about having a salt cellar. is it going to hold up? will the teak get gross? is it going to protect my salt from smells and moisture? After using this for 6 months, its been great. no discoloration, the wood is holding up great even with the occasional greasy or wet hands handling it while cooking. I have been using kosher salt and it never clumps up. its a nice tool to have in the kitchen at arms length when cooking but that kind of disappears on a light colored countertop (i dislike clutter on my countertops). Plus when i use it i feel like it makes me feel more like a fancy cook vs. using the traditional salt shaker haha!