горшочков

[NavarreMan 10]

My wife has tasked me to find a set of "горшочков" (sounds like gorshochki) here in the states. I would greatly appreciate any help I can get. I have checked everywhere I can drive to, i.e. Wal-Mart, Target, Kesco, various kitchen stores with no luck. Have had no luck on-line. These things are bigger than a typical ramekin. She is in love with this set:

located here.

[Martyshk 137]

eBay

[engineer21 51]

I don't know what these are or where to find them, but that is sooo sweet of you to look for her!

[slim 1,525]

No clue.

I asked my wife and she didn't know either.

[NavarreMan 10]

eBay

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[NavarreMan 10]

No clue.

I asked my wife and she didn't know either.

Thanks Slim and thanks Eng21 but there is a difference between being sweet, which of course I am, and being told to find them!!!

[slim 1,525]

My wife mentioned something about an international sales website out of NYC "NY best buy?" but we couldn't find the website.

I know what you mean about being told to find them. I've been told all kinds of things that would be seemingly easy enough for her to do herself yet for whatever reason, she's incapable of getting it done. "Because you husband and you must take care of wife."

[Martyshk 137]

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I know you are not going to find exactly what you are looking for, but here's something that might lead you into the right direction:

eBay link

If you find how these things are called here in US, then it'd be much easier to find them. I googled them for about 15 mins and didn't come up with anything concrete.

[Used to be broken 147]

My wife has tasked me to find a set of "горшочков" (sounds like gorshochki) here in the states. I would greatly appreciate any help I can get. I have checked everywhere I can drive to, i.e. Wal-Mart, Target, Kesco, various kitchen stores with no luck. Have had no luck on-line. These things are bigger than a typical ramekin. She is in love with this set:

located here.

Yard sale in a Russian, Ukrainian, Polish neighborhood. Glass auction, estate sale in same neighborhood. Resale shops..

[ScratchIt 12]

I know you are not going to find exactly what you are looking for, but here's something that might lead you into the right direction:

eBay link

If you find how these things are called here in US, then it'd be much easier to find them. I googled them for about 15 mins and didn't come up with anything concrete.

Yes these are close and I bet the company could make a custom lot of exactly what I'm looking for. But geez, did you see the prices on those things! Well it is a step in the right direction. As to what they are called in English, I did a translation on "горшочков" on Google and it translates as "pot", guess how far that got me on an internet search.

Thanks for the help.

Yard sale in a Russian, Ukrainian, Polish neighborhood. Glass auction, estate sale in same neighborhood. Resale shops..

Yes, I thought about that but no Russian neighborhoods where we live. I guess in a sense, we are the Russian neighborhood! Maybe next time we make it to Atlanta we can look around.

My wife mentioned something about an international sales website out of NYC "NY best buy?" but we couldn't find the website.

I know what you mean about being told to find them. I've been told all kinds of things that would be seemingly easy enough for her to do herself yet for whatever reason, she's incapable of getting it done. "Because you husband and you must take care of wife."

:thumbs:

I do some searching on your info. Thanks

[slim 1,525]

I googled them for about 15 mins and didn't come up with anything concrete.

Me too.

Perhaps maybe your wife could have someone buy them and ship them from back home?

[NavarreMan 10]

Definately on the short list of things to buy next time we visit Russia.

[1HappyGuy 45]

It seems that you will likely have more luck doing a ceramics search than looking for pots.

Perhaps you can refine a search for Russian ceramic pots.

[1HappyGuy 45]

This was my first search for russian pots.

http://rus-sell.com/pottery+ceramics+faience/pots+for+baking/catalog1213.html

I hope you find it useful.

[Martyshk 137]

It seems that you will likely have more luck doing a ceramics search than looking for pots.

Perhaps you can refine a search for Russian ceramic pots.

Actually will have better luck looking for Ukrainian ones.

That type of dish is Ukrainian in nature. Also, the pots in the picture OP posted are from Ukraine (has Ukrainian writing on them).

Just saying, I think it'd narrow the search down.