Twist Salt Cellar
- Designed by: Philip Bro Ludvigsen
- Made by: Georg Jensen
- Price: $65
- More Info: georgjensenstore.com
Spice up the nibbles on hand with this take on the salt cellar, a traditional housewarming gift.
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