NYC on Your Table
An iconic Fishs Eddy original featuring real NYC landmarks—durable, storied, and designed to be used daily, not stored away like something from a big-box store.
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The Full Set
SHOP ALL DISHESGo all in with the full 212 Skyline set—because if you’re going to set the table, you might as well set it to New York.
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The Every Day Bowl
SHOP THE BOWLJust the right size for cereal, soup, or whatever you’re eating while staring out the window like you’re in a movie.
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The DINER MUG
SHOP THE MUGThe classic diner mug—heavy, no-nonsense, and built for coffee refills that could keep up with the entire NYC diner crowd.
"Because the truth is, this founder had no idea that a simple New York City skyline pattern on plates and cups and celery dishes would stick around for four decades..."
-- Julie Gaines, Founder
Julie's Picks
Essential 212 Skyline
- Diameter: 10 ¼”
- Glazed and triple-fired stoneware
- Non-porous
- Dishwasher and microwave safe
- Capacity: 22 oz
- Diameter: 5 ½”
- Glazed and triple-fired stoneware
- Non-porous
- Dishwasher and microwave safe
- Capacity: 8 ¾ oz
- Length: 3 ⅜”
- Height: 3 ⅜”
- Glazed and triple-fired stoneware
- Non-porous
- Dishwasher and microwave safe
- Capacity: 3 oz
- Glazed and triple-fired stoneware
- Non-porous
- Dishwasher and microwave safe
- Capacity: 1.5 oz
- Height: 3”
- Diameter: 2”
- Dishwasher safe.
- Made in the USA
- Made of soda lime glass
Dishes That Have Seen It All
Rooted in real streets and real landmarks, the 212 Skyline collection reflects a city that never stands still but always gathers around the table.
Why the 212 Pattern?
For over four centuries, New York City has built a skyline that tells its own story—of ambition, grit, and constant reinvention. Our 212 Skyline pattern was created to capture that unmistakable silhouette, preserving a defining chapter of the city’s history on durable stoneware made for everyday life.
What began as a simple graphic tribute quickly became one of our most beloved originals.
The Facts
- 100% Chance
- John Oliver did an entire segment about the pattern and how people shouldn't pick on small businesses.
- 83% of New Yorkers
- Recognize the skyline before they even sit down. The other 17% are just pretending.
- 9 of 10 Historians
- Recommend owning a piece of NYC dishware history. The 10th is busy writing a dissertation on brunch.
- 1 iconic skyline
- 0% chance of going anywhere. Just like the city itself—always evolving, never disappearing.
