I’ve always loved the look of the Denby Imperial Blue tablemats and coasters – the design and the colours remind me of the sea! Whilst I don’t have any other pieces of Imperial Blue china, I do have some of the Denby white range and it would be a lovely…
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Even if you’ve already got a well used set of cutlery at home, it’s sometimes nice to add a few extra pieces to your collection to liven things up or to use for special occasions. These heart shaped teaspoons, which come as a set of six, would be fun to…
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Serve toast in style, with his heart shaped Culinary Concepts toast rack. The silver plated finish toast rack is made up of open heart shapes with slots in between for even spacing of slices of toast. The handle is artistically made from a swirly spiral shape and there are four…
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This little beauty caught my eye earlier on – the little leaf shaped bowl and accompanying twig spoon are made from pewter and would be an unusual way of serving something special on a dinner table. The leaf bowl is very realistic and I love the way the sides are…
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I love Moroccan tea glasses and have a small collection of them currently on display in a cabinet. But whilst I’ve previously used them for drinking tea and serving cold drinks in, I’ve never thought to serve desserts in them. Having spotted this set of Marrakech tea glasses, I’m newly…
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It’s no secret that we’re fond of colourful cutlery, so it’s not a great surprise that these vintage 1950s knives caught our eye. The six piece knife set is made of Sheffield stainless steel and each of the composite bone effect handles on the knives is a different colour, reminiscent…
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If you love all things nautical and sea inspired, then you’ll love this sea urchin salt and pepper set. Made from fine bone china and with the full look and feel of sea urchins, this condiment pair simply need to be gently shaked to apply salt or pepper. The china…
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If you like to lay your dining table properly for dinner, or want something eye-catching on the table for a special meal, then this unusual postcard placemat would make quite a statement. Created by textile designer Lucie Pritchard, the pure linen placemat is silk screen printed to look like an old postcard.…
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