Vancasso Sabine Ceramic Utensil Crock, 7.2-inch model

Vancasso Sabine is a ceramic countertop utensil crock in cream, with a weighted construction intended to keep cooking tools organised and within reach. The listing gives dimensions and weight, while its stated utensil capacity varies between sections, so treat the piece-count claims as approximate.

At a glance

Weighted stoneware construction and a wide base are described as helping resist tipping.
The listing describes the crock as suitable for countertop storage of cooking tools, with a cream finish and rustic styling.
The listing claims dishwasher-safe care. It also suggests wiping the smooth surface clean with a damp cloth.

Price

£20.39Save 15%

Reference price: ~~£23.99~~

Price checked: 14 Nov 2026

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Pros and cons

Pros

Ceramic construction and a listed weight of 1.56 Kilograms give it a substantial countertop presence.
A dishwasher-safe claim may suit buyers who prefer to clean the crock with their regular dishwashing routine.
Cream colouring and rustic styling can work as a visible kitchen-counter accessory as well as storage.

Technical specifications

10 specifications

Identity
Brand	vancasso
Model	7.2inch

Dimensions and installation
Dimensions listed	13.2L x 15.7W x 18.3H centimetres
Weight listed	1.56 Kilograms

Materials and care
Material listed	Ceramic
Colour	Cream
Finish	Opaque
Dishwasher safe	Yes
Capacity	144.2 Cubic Inches
Country of origin	China

What to know before buying

Listing details to confirm

Capacity descriptions are inconsistent: one feature claim says it holds 15–20 utensils, while other listing text says 10–15. The listing also describes the finish as both matte and glossy, so confirm which appearance applies to the selected item. These are listing discrepancies, not established product defects.

Who is it for?

A good fit for

Cooks who want a countertop crock for frequently used spatulas, spoons, whisks and similar tools.
Buyers seeking a cream ceramic holder with a substantial, weighted feel and rustic styling.

Less suited to

Anyone who needs a precisely confirmed utensil count before purchase, since the listing gives inconsistent capacity ranges.
Buyers who need separate compartments for sorting different utensil types. The listing describes a single crock.

Vancasso Sabine Ceramic Utensil Crock, 7.2-inch model · photo 2 — Additional product photo 2

Customer reviews on Amazon

4.8 / 5 · 849 ratings

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Customer feedback highlights the crock’s size, perceived value and substantial weight, including a report that the weight helps it stay in place. This fits the listing’s weighted-construction description and countertop-storage purpose, but the capacity claim itself is inconsistent. Aggregate ratings are largely favourable, though ratings alone do not explain individual experiences.

Positive themes

Customers describe it as a good size for kitchen utensils.
Feedback praises its weight, with a customer noting that it stays in place.
Customer feedback includes positive comments about value for money.

Frequently asked questions

How many utensils does the crock hold?

The listing gives conflicting estimates, ranging from 10–15 to 15–20 utensils. Actual capacity will depend on utensil size and arrangement.

Can it go in a dishwasher?

The product details state that it is dishwasher safe. The listing also suggests wiping the surface with a damp cloth.

What are its listed dimensions and weight?

The listing gives dimensions of 13.2L x 15.7W x 18.3H centimetres and a weight of 1.56 Kilograms.

What do customers report about it?

Customer feedback describes the crock as a good size for kitchen utensils and notes its weight as helping it stay in place. That may matter if you want a stable countertop holder, though feedback does not establish a precise capacity.