Slipware Large Teapot

Slipware Large TeapotMike Parry specialises in characterful, down to earth slipware just like this teapot, hand thrown in red earthenware from his home studio in Pontypool, South Wales. Each one is a pleasure to hold and use, sure to elevate your afternoon tea set up. To add character, hes opted for a swirled, dotted effect and a subtly varying colour palette, details that nod to his interest in medieval pottery and 18th century English slipware.

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soft strokes

Arwyn Jones works from his studio in Modbury

By Walid’s natural woollen needlepoint cushion features 1920s French embroideries backed onto a 19th-century linen – a repurposed vintage fabric that has been modernised by Walid to retell age-old crafting stories

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It's a playful addition to any table

When Alexandra Llewellyn was 17

A mid-century model designed by Carl Auböck III

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The ergonomic handles are handmade from light olive wood – a versatile option for both casual or fine dining

The Table Love’s zero-waste philosophy sees upcycled fabrics put to work

this decanter is an excellent example of the period