Kitchen Utensil Holder, KRGMNHR Cooking Utensil Holder for Countertop, Ceramic Utensils Crock with Draining Holes, Stable, and No Wobbling, Utensil Caddy for Kitchen Decor, Black+White

Well-made and looks really nice

this was a gift. recipient really liked it. as described in the picture. not as small as some have suggested--though it isn't large.

Finding a utensil holder that suits an old-school harvest gold kitchen was a challenge because everything in the marketplace currently seems geared towards the farmhouse look. This design has a timeless dapple glaze, one-of-a-kind, handmade appeal. The description on the Amazon page would be better titled as a "daisy" pattern rather than a "clover", though. There are no clover leaves on it at all. There are a couple of subtle butterflies, though. None-the-less, the design is very pleasing, and I enjoy looking at it on my kitchen counter.I couldn't decide between this kitchen utensil holder, or one made by another maker. So, I ordered both with the idea that I would use the loser in a differ location in the home to hold pens, hairbrushes, or other clutter. But as it turned out, I liked how the 2 looked grouped together. Also, I found that they served differing sized pieces well. This piece will hold a small number of short-handled cooking utensils. But it will not safely hold any long-handled items because it seems as if it could topple over. It is lighter weight than the other utensil holder I purchased at the same time and the interior has an inner ridge that snags utensils that do not have smooth handles.If you are aware that this piece should be for short-handled utensils, then I would recommend it with confidence.

After much online product searching, was relieved to find this cute utensil holder! What sets it apart is the very helpful dainage hole on the bottom! Made with a nice glaze & good weight- mine holds veggie scrubers 🥕🌽🥔

I have a larger kitchen utensil holder made from ceramic and it holds a lot of my more commonly used utensils. I needed something for my personal silverware as well, and this one is it. I like the easy reach, and the fact that I can hand wash, and put in their wet.My one criticism is that the bottom, although it has a hole in the center, it is concave meaning that a pool of water can gather around the outer edge. Maybe I am being too critical because the large drinking glass I was using before had no breathing holes anywhere in it. This also has some breathing holes around the sides.The thing I really like about it is the orange and tan color with the owl/bird on it. It looks handmade like something took the time to create it, and then cast it in a forge. You can see the dimensions in the listing. I probably will have this for a very long period of time. It's already a family favorite.

Super Cute, Perfect for little silicone bowl scrapers, and small utensils. I really love it. It would not really put anything too large in it, it is on the smaller side.

This makes you smile whenever you see it. I use it to drain cutlery when I wash dishes. Its only setback is that it only has one drainage hole in the base, so there's always a little water left in the bottom

Very cute vintage look jar, even with a "signature" on the front and some kind of raised marking on the back of the crock. I suspect it is made in China, but they don't want it to seem that way. It's a little small to hold my kitchen utensils, but would make a fine desk utensil holder. Drainage holes around the top and one on the back lower area, as well as a smaller on on the bottom. I have a votive candle inside mine.

Good value , well made

I have filled it spoons and forks and put that on my dinning table. It looks really nice.

Love the weight of it, when full of utensils it does not tip over. Looks exactly like the picture!

Vraiment magnifique, belle qualité

I loved it the moment I opened it. It was large enough to hold many utensils, it was a nice weight (won't topple over) and the colour and pattern suits my kitchen nicely.