Pumpkin Ramekins

A decorative bowl molded from a real tree stump using a highly refractory ceramic called magnesia with a hand-applied silver leaf finish.

Hand-carved by natives in the high mountains of Laos from aromatic cyprus wood that is believed to keep whatever is stored inside fresh and clean.

TThe perfect way to serve up nuts, chips, crackers, fruits, cheeses, candies, and more to your hungry guests.

An innovative wash, strain, and/or serve bowl that helps to reduce up to 60% of water usage

The protective helmet of an evil Sith Lord is just as good as anything else to hold cookies inside - unfortunately, Jango Fett's helmet still had a head in it.

A cute little ceramic egg cup styled like a retro 1950s era robot.

Scoop salsa in perfect proportions without the messy spills and catastrophic chip failure on this unique raised edge salsa bowl on a handmade bamboo chip platter.

Humpty Dumpty won't have a great fall when he sits safely upon this wall-shaped egg cup but he will get soft-boiled, cracked open, and eaten.

Dress in the iconic style of the man of everyone's dreams, Freddy Krueger.

These cylindrical terra cotta hurricanes are shaped like freshly carved pumpkins with traditional jack o lantern faces.

Before you carve up another poor pumpkin snatched away from its patch, check out these handcrafted powder-coated steel pumpkins that allow candlelight to emit through the slender ridge-like slits on the sides.

Forget little mermaids, because this massive mermaid skeleton measures over 6 feet long, has creepy human bones on top and fish bones in the tail, and is perfect for displaying on Halloween, at an epic seafood boil, at the bottom of the pool, or just use it for pranking others along a shoreline.

Cereal, ice cream, salads, pasta, brains, and more are way more fun to eat when they're served up in this crepy Human Skull Bowl from artist Jeremy Ciliberto.

This sinister Halloween fog machine is able to generate spooky fog, whimsical bubbles, or, best of all, fog-filled bubbles that pop with a foggy burst. It even has a giant skull on it, so you know it means business.

If you've always dreamt of putting a monstrous 8 foot wide spider on your front lawn to terrorize the entire neighborhood all October, look no further.

If you're already afraid of the ocean, now you can fear the land as well when you place this cool new Sea Monster Yard Decoration in your garden, under a tree, along your driveway, on the sidewalk, or anywhere you think a giant undersea suckered arm should appear to rising up from.