Porcelain Ice Cream Cones from Virginia Sin

When the stars align, our second-favorite part of the ice cream experience is the cone. But if there aren't any fresh-griddled waffles on hand, we'll skip it entirely. In that case, why not one of these charming porcelain cones instead?

These cones aren't edible, of course, but they are food-safe. They are also one-of-a-kind, slip-cast by the artist. They are dishwasher and microwave safe, and we just think they're pretty adorable — a great gift for any ice cream-obsessed chef.

• Find them: Porcelain Ice Cream Cones, $18 apiece from Virginia Sin

(Images: Virginia Sin)

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Comments (4)

I really like this idea--the ability to lick ice cream w/o an actual cone--but not at $18 apiece!

My favorite part of the cone is the actual cone! The first bite after licking all the ice cream down- slightly crunchy, slightly soggy. I love that part. Has been my favorite part of summer since I was a kid.

I'll end up biting these things accidentaly :(. I'd rather just have it in a pretty bowl

How beautiful!