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Containers from WF for creative re-use plus VARIOUS inc ceramic... (berkeley)
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[NOTE: In the past I've had to exchange about a dozen emails to give away ONE free item. I don't have it in me to do that anymore. I'm fully open to answering a question or two, but if it looks like it's going to take two weeks' emailing to get one small ceramic yogurt container to someone be warned I might well say sorry I'm done. Also, meeting place on TELEGRAPH+Ashby, not Shattuck+Ashby so there's no mistake again on that, thanks, sorry for having to go into that.]
Hi! I figure maybe someone could use some of this stuff for plants, for some art project, or....
I've generally washed/rinsed these things but I'm far from guaranteeing spotlessness, be prepared to re-wash any/all of these. The clear cake domes are not scratched up or anything, but they still have label remnants, dish soap spots. Stuff like that :)
The big items: I have a number of clear (plastic) "dome covers" for cakes. These are in three sizes. As of right now I have about 5 of the huge ones, about 20 of the smaller ones for cakes, and about 5 wide but flatter ones. I have only the domes/tops, I have NONE of the bottoms to any of these.
Smaller items:
1 bowl with a little chip (see photo, bowl on right)
2 Creme Brûlée bowls, red outside (nice shape)
2 clear glass yogurt containers
7 light blue ceramic yogurt containers
1 red ceramic yogurt container
Medium item #1: 9" tall candle of some sort (left out by a tenant in building), seems to be a metal wick style (that I'm not familiar with). See photo. FWIW, it doesn't taper at all, is a cylinder.
Med item #2: cracked (in half) ceramic bowl used as flower pot. The break was/is very clean, no missing pieces for the person who wants it for free to glue back together.
I think that and the photos give most of the info, but of course I'm open to answering a reasonable question or two. I'm very near the big gas station(/Aliberto's taqueria) at Telegraph+Ashby for meeting. Thanks for looking!