A miniature Butterprint ceramic trinket box and jewelry dish for the vintage Pyrex lover, inspired by the iconic Butterprint pattern featuring the beloved Amish farmer couple that appeared on Pyrex casseroles from 1957 to 1968. A consistent top seller with strong sell through at gift shops, vintage boutiques, kitchen specialty stores, and museum gift sections. Customers use these to store jewelry, rings, hair pins, and small keepsakes, or as a nostalgic gift for the Pyrex collector in their life. Each piece is roll press formed, hand decorated with vintage Butterprint decals, and high-fired at 1250°C for a durable finish. Subtle variations in the glaze are inherent to the handmade process and make each unit one of a kind. Display ideas • In the impulse zone near the register • Grouped with other vintage-inspired kitchenware • Featured on a riser with other Twinkltoast trinket boxes as a vintage collection moment Details • Material: High temperature glazed ceramic • Production: Roll-press formed, multi step firing process • Dimensions: 3.5" W (including handles) x 2.75" L x 2" H • Interior diameter: 2.25" • Weight: 4oz • Packaging: Individually boxed with protective insert; lid wrapped separately • UPC barcode and SKU printed on the back of each individual box • US Patent Pending How It's Made
 Each Butterprint trinket box begins as roll-press formed clay which is fired at 850°C. The decals are applied by hand, and fired at 1250°C to seal the decal to the ceramic. The pieces are then glazed and fired again at 1250°C for a durable finish. Every unit passes through human hands multiple times before packaging. About Twinkltoast 
We design vintage-inspired ceramic and resin miniature kitchen collectibles. Original designs, founded in 2016. Our products are manufactured in facilities that maintain internationally recognized quality and environmental management systems, including ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 certifications, and have successfully passed SMETA and BSCI ethical audits covering labor practices, workplace conditions, business ethics, and environmental standards.