We love the Avoca button design ceramics, and now there’s a chance to snap up a bit of a bargain at We Love British. They currently have a 40% off promotion running, whilst stocks last, so the price of items such as the Cute as a Button eggcup have fallen.…
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If you love classic blue and white china, then these Danish Skagen mugs are sure to appeal. They differ from many mug designs, as they don’t have handles. As a bonus, this means they stack really well together and can take up less space in a small kitchen cupboard. The…
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Linda Bloomfield specialises in making hand-thrown porcelain tableware. Her distinctive pieces are simple and organic in shape, but very tactile (you’ll want to use them, rather than put them on display), and there are some special elements to the designs, such as a dimple added to the side of a…
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Birdy designs are still going strong in interiors and home accessories – and here’s a piece that’s been cleverly designed to not only feature a cute bird, but also celebrate a love of Twitter! The #TwitterAddict mug is designed by Charis Slade from Name Art and the shape and design…
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These lovely pieces of hand painted ceramic tableware would be perfect for a cosy home. The Leaf collection of tableware is designed and created by Katrin Moye, who was inspired by the leaves on the birch tree in her garden; the pieces are produced by ECP Design Ltd. The collection…
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My sentiments exactly! If these words strike a chord for you too, then the Chocolate is For Life mug by Catherine Colebrook can be purchased for £8.50 from her store on Not On The High Street.
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These lovely vintage postcard style ceramic plates and bowls would go well with the vintage postcard placemat we featured previously. The postcard on the plate features the words, “Best thing since sliced bread,” and the one on the inside of the bowl aptly says, “All gone.” The vintage postcard design…
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This lovely white vintage pottery plate was designed by Wedgwood and dates back to the 1950s. The plate is embossed with a classic vine leaf design and has a distinctive edge to it. Whether you’d use it for vintage tea parties, or simply for decorative display purposes, the white colour…
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