From the unusual to the practical, here are a few of our favorite web finds for Cyber Monday shoppers who want to cross names off their list.

The Rare

Seeking the unusual for someone who loves to host events but is difficult to shop for? How about a vintage 1960’s brass nutcracker, from Stag Provisions ($118)? Stag Provisions’ One and Done sale occurs once a year from Thanksgiving through Cyber Monday, with each item being one-of-a-kind to its inventory. This nutcracker will certainly be a topic of conversation at the recipient’s holiday cocktail parties.

A vintage brass nutcracker from Stag Provisions’ One and Done sale on stagprovisions.com.

There is also a kitchy Little Man Cork Screw and Bottle Opener ($88) up for grabs.

A kitchy vintage wine tool for your favorite wine-o, perhaps? Stagprovisions.com

Over at relique.com, you can use code FRIDAY35 to save 35% on just about everything, through today. A few of our favorite things are this vintage mid-century barbecue apron ($69). Apparently, someone somewhere (ahem) tried to make Californian barbecue sauce a thing. If you have a barbecue enthusiast or beloved Californian on your list, check it out:

Vintage apron with recipe from relique.com.

For the Francophile friend or family member, this trio of seasoning crocks with cork lids ($179, shown below) would be a thoughtful addition to their collection:

French seasoning crock trio from relique.com.

The Practical

Prefer to purchase something more purposeful? Food52 is inviting customers to take 20% of the majority of their inventory today. Use code MERRYMONDAY at checkout. Food52’s collection of items $50 or less is especially helpful if you’re looking for a culinary gift within a modest budget. These two items are tools you’d use on a daily basis:

A batter bowl from Food52.com.

This batter bowl ($44 before discount, shown above) would be a workhorse in any kitchen.

The minimalist favorite, a Stumptown Chemex coffee brewer with filters, $48 before discount, shown below.

A Stumptown Chemex coffee system is the perfect gift for the coffee snob you drew during Secret Santa designations. Food52.com.

For that person who just can’t get the rice right? We found other highly rated clay Kinto rice pots on Amazon for $100. This ceramic version, in the 4-servings size (shown below), is $76 before discount at Food52.

A 1.25-quart Kinto rice pot from Food52.com.

A stocking stuffer suggestion? These two bread storage bags, $12.95, below, from Amazon.com. They’ve got a rustic look to them, come in a pair, and keep produce and bread fresh. Santa, please take note.

Storage bags from E&B keep food fresh. Amazon.com.

For Kids & Adults

Figlia Kitchen, the Houston-based culinary school for adults and children, is offering 50% off a child’s weekly cooking class with the purchase of a gift card. Use code cybermonday at checkout.

Culinary events via figliakitchen.com