It's 11" and made of ceramic. They refer to it as a punchbowl with ladle, but I think I'll use mine to serve mashed potatoes or chili. I might even add a wire handle to mine using some #9 wire from the hardware store. The total cost for this cauldron with ladle and lid, including shipping, was $46.90. To get yours, click here. To see thumbnail-sized photos of all 349 Victorian Trading Company Halloween offerings, click here.
I'd love to be served chili out of that cauldron!
ReplyDeleteOh, I love The Victorian Trading Company! I used to get their catalog, but I'm not sure they send one anymore.
ReplyDeleteI just got a chance to read about Boney Island. What a cool attraction! I'm sure the kids love it. I liked the cauldron carnival ride best! Rick looks like such a fun person to be friends with.
I can't remember if I asked already, but are you on Twitter? If so, I'd like to add you to my "blog buddies" list on there!
That is amazing. I must own one!
ReplyDeleteThis year, Williams Sonoma has cauldrons. But they have no lid, no ladle, flat handles, and a bigger price tag.
ReplyDeleteOh, and to create some "fogging cauldron" effects as shown in the picture here, use dry ice. There are some great tips in this eHow article:
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Hello mate greatt blog post
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