Made in Toronto: 15 designs that do us proud Industrial designer and 2007 OCAD alumna Katherine Morley has channelled an obsession with the circus into a porcelain candleholder, creamer, sugar bowl and salt-and-pepper shakers. Each figure is based on a real performer from early-20th-century freak shows. This year, she plans to add a fat lady teapot and Dionne Quintuplet pieces to the collection. $60–$68. Made.

Industrial designer and 2007 OCAD alumna Katherine Morley has channelled an obsession with the circus into a porcelain candleholder, creamer, sugar bowl and salt-and-pepper shakers. Each figure is based on a real performer from early-20th-century freak shows. This year, she plans to add a fat lady teapot and Dionne Quintuplet pieces to the collection. $60–$68. Made.

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Industrial designer and 2007 OCAD alumna Katherine Morley has channelled an obsession with the circus into a porcelain candleholder, creamer, sugar bowl and salt-and-pepper shakers. Each figure is based on a real performer from early-20th-century freak shows. This year, she plans to add a fat lady teapot and Dionne Quintuplet pieces to the collection. $60–$68. Made.

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