The Granary Glass Grain Dispenser — Bay & Birch
Rice, oats, and dried pasta look best when they are on show. The Granary is a tall glass canister on a bamboo stand, with a wooden lid and a small lever at the base that releases exactly what you need into the measuring cup below. It turns a pantry staple into something worth leaving on the counter.
Fill it once, set it down, and pour a measured portion whenever you cook. There is no scooping, no spilled grains, and no bag left half open in a cupboard.

Why You'll Love It
- High borosilicate glass that is clear and hard-wearing
- Lever dispenser at the base, with a glass measuring cup beneath
- Bamboo lid with a metal handle, and a bamboo stand
- Two capacities: 5 L and 7.5 L
- Easy to see how much is left at a glance
- A calm, natural look for an open kitchen
Choose Your Size
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5 L — a compact canister for a smaller counter
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7.5 L — a taller canister for a larger household
A Closer Look
The canister sits on a three-legged bamboo stand, raised just high enough to fit the cup under the spout. Pull the wooden lever and the grains run into the cup, then release it to stop. The cup is made of glass and carries measurement lines on its side, so portions are easy to judge. The lid has a metal handle for lifting, and the clear glass shows the contents at all times.

Perfect For
- Rice, oats, and other dry grains
- Open kitchens and counters
- Pantries and shelves
- Housewarming gifts
Product Specifications
- Material: high borosilicate glass, with a bamboo lid and stand
- Capacity: 5 L or 7.5 L
- Dispenser: lever at the base, with a glass measuring cup
- Not suitable for printing or custom logos
What's Included
- 1 x Granary glass grain dispenser, in your chosen size
Please note: for dry foods only. Wipe the bamboo with a damp cloth and avoid soaking it. The rice, pasta, plants, and other items shown in photos are for styling purposes only and are not included. Measurements may vary by 1–3 cm. Color may appear slightly different depending on your screen and lighting.
A kitchen feels more settled when the everyday things are in a good jar.