Tableware

With its hand-applied wash of glaze and watery palette of off-white and grey-blue, our Lulworth crockery collection will bring a little laidback coastal style to everyday breakfasts, lunches and suppers.

Our patterned collection: hand-stamped with a delicate, stylised thistle motif for a naturally varied look that makes each piece individual. Olney comes in several timeless shades: pale and subtly pretty Flax Blue; earthy grey-brown Walnut; and rich terracotta Burnt Sienna.

Choose our stoneware Lewes crockery collection for its texture (glossy glaze and gently undulating ripples), its colour (pale and delicate grey) and the classic meets contemporary shapes.

Our contemporary craft collection, all the Lowther pieces have simple shapes, slightly rippled surfaces – as if they’ve just come off the potter’s wheel – and speckled, dark brown detailing.

Bretby is a delicately coloured serving collection in pale greyish blue, patterned by the dappled effect created by the glaze. Pair it with other subtly textured tabletop pieces for a contemporary craft feel.

Fluted and bobbled bowls in all sorts of shapes and sizes, for serving just about every dish, for creating texture and interest, and for easy mixing with our Bowsley and Croxton collections.

The artisan-inspired collection. Bowsley’s a dotted and rippled design with a slightly wavy-edged shape and distressed glaze detail in pale grey. These are pieces for lending your table a country cottage feel.

An unfussy, everyday collection. Croxton’s dimpled edge detail was inspired by the fork marks on home-made pies. It has a simpler look than Bowsley (which it mixes brilliantly with) but will still add texture and interest to your table.

Fenton is our contemporary fine bone china collection – more delicate than our stoneware pieces, but incredibly refined. Choose from plain white designs for a very crisp, minimal feel or opt for the touch of luxury in the platinum-banded pieces.

Crimped edges and a soft, off-white glaze that’s very gently distressed on the edges give our Sutton crockery set a warm and homely feel. Just the thing for everyday dining, you can also dress it up by mixing it with more decorative serving pieces like Olney.

Syon is a serving collection that, like Olney, will bring pattern to your tabletop, adding more colour and interest to plainer everyday pieces. Syon’s pattern takes the shape of neutral, hand-stamped cabbage roses.