The gasket is the whole thing
I have owned wooden-lidded canisters before that just sat loose on top and let air straight in. These compress shut, and my coffee still smells like coffee at the bottom of the bag.
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Kitchen & Dining
Chalk white ceramic in 34, 51 and 68 oz, each with an acacia lid and a silicone gasket — so flour, coffee and sugar keep instead of going stale.

Seal
A wooden lid on its own sits loose and lets air move in and out. Each lid here carries a silicone gasket that compresses on close, so coffee keeps its smell and flour stays dry.
Sizing
Sized so all three sit together on one shelf instead of sprawling down a counter. The largest takes a standard bag of flour decanted straight in.
Washing
The ceramic is dishwasher safe. The acacia lids are not — a hot cycle dries out the wood and shrinks it away from the gasket, which is how an airtight lid stops being airtight.
| Material | Ceramic body, acacia lid, silicone gasket |
| Capacity | 34, 51 and 68 oz |
| Dimensions | Small 5 in, medium 6 in, large 7 in high |
| Seal | Airtight with gasket |
| Contents | Three canisters |
| Care | Body dishwasher safe, hand wash the lids |
This is finished stock from the same production runs that supply larger homeware retailers — bought as a lot, priced without the showroom margin. Same piece, same materials. When the lot is gone we cannot always reorder.
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I have owned wooden-lidded canisters before that just sat loose on top and let air straight in. These compress shut, and my coffee still smells like coffee at the bottom of the bag.
The 68 oz takes a full bag of flour and all three sit together on one shelf as promised. I put an acacia lid in the dishwasher once by mistake and it dried the wood out, so do not do that.
Stoneware and glass are safe in both. Cast iron, wood and anything with a wooden handle should be washed by hand and dried straight away. Every product page states which applies to that piece.
We name it on every page — stoneware, borosilicate glass, cast iron, acacia or olive wood — instead of writing "ceramic" and leaving it there. Glazes are food-safe and lead-free, and the non-stick coatings are PFOA-free.
Cast iron and anything with a magnetic base does. If a page does not mention induction, treat it as gas and electric only, or ask us and we will check the actual base. A non-stick surface lasts for years if you keep it off high heat, out of the dishwasher and away from metal utensils.
This is finished stock from the same production runs that supply larger homeware retailers, bought as a lot and priced without the showroom margin. Same piece, same materials, same factory. When a lot is gone we cannot always reorder it.