Hadley Pottery

Iowa · Est. 1948

Rada Cutlery

North Carolina · Est. 2009

East Fork Pottery

East Fork Pottery is a Certified B Corporation based in Asheville, North Carolina, founded by potters who view business as a force for a more joyful, equitable world through clay, commerce, and culture. The brand maintains brick‑and‑mortar spaces in Asheville and Brooklyn and supports grassroots community work, donating 1% of all sales to Community Partners since 2017 (with 2024 marking a record year for the initiative). Their products are made in America: a full line of contemporary ceramic dinnerware is produced at East Fork’s factories in Asheville, using raw materials sourced from the American Southeast, and marketed under the motto that they are “Made in the Blue Ridge Mountains.” The collection features a palette of seven year‑round core colors plus seasonal hues, along with a growing range of kitchen tools, glassware, and home goods designed for durability and everyday use.

New York · Est. 2005

Liberty Tabletop

Liberty Tabletop, the consumer brand of Sherrill Manufacturing, bills itself as America's only flatware manufacturer, proudly made in Sherrill, New York. Family-owned and in business for more than 21 years, Liberty Tabletop operates in a factory with a century-long flatware heritage that honors American craftsmanship. At the heart of the company are skilled craftspeople—toolmakers, machine operators, polishers, and packers—whose care and expertise help keep American manufacturing alive. Liberty Tabletop also emphasizes its American-made supply chain, sourcing premium 18/10 stainless steel from U.S. suppliers who meet strict ASTM standards and testing the steel for lead and toxic trace elements to ensure safety. The company highlights ethical and responsible manufacturing, partnering with local businesses whenever possible to support the Upstate New York economy. Its flatware is designed to be more than functional—intended to be enjoyed now and passed down for generations.

Illinois · Est. 1887

John Boos

John Boos & Co. has established itself as The Trusted Tradition for the world's finest kitchens. Founded in 1887 in Effingham, Illinois, the brand creates sustainable, high-quality, performance-driven equipment and workspaces that inspire home cooks and professional chefs to connect through what unites us: delicious food and meaningful moments. The company emphasizes timeless quality and handcrafted excellence, with a legacy built block by block that has sustained Boos Block cutting boards, butcher blocks, furniture, and kitchen countertops for more than a century. American manufacturing is a core pillar: from humble beginnings in an Effingham sawmill to an 87,000-square-foot plant on 12 acres, John Boos has grown into a domestic producer of Boos Block cutting boards, butcher blocks, furniture, and workspaces. The brand highlights responsible forestry, sustainability, and certifications as part of its commitment to quality that lasts. By combining time-honored techniques with durable materials, Boos products remain a fixture in both home kitchens and professional environments.

Rhode Island · Est. 1999

Beehive Handmade

Beehive Handmade makes spoons, scoops, baby cups and other tableware by hand in Rhode Island, where it has worked since 1999. Its shop also sells some goods from other makers.

Mississippi

Laurel Mercantile Co.

Laurel Mercantile Co. is Erin and Ben Napier's store in Laurel, Mississippi. Its wood goods, including butcher blocks, rolling pins and serving boards, are made from American hardwood by its own Scotsman Co. plant in Laurel, which opened in 2021. The store also sells goods from other makers.