The reassuringly traditional plain glazed cream earthenware made by the great English potteries of the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, known as creamware, has been a stock staple of Pentreath &...
The reassuringly traditional plain glazed cream earthenware made by the great English potteries of the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, known as creamware, has been a stock staple of Pentreath &...
Introducing our latest collaboration with The Lacquer Company. A collection of beautifully proportioned trays. Available in two convenient sizes and five inspiring colourways. Explore today!
Introducing our latest collaboration with The Lacquer Company. A collection of beautifully proportioned trays. Available in two convenient sizes and five inspiring colourways. Explore today!
The reassuringly traditional plain glazed cream earthenware made by the great English potteries of the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, known as creamware, has been a stock staple of Pentreath &...
The reassuringly traditional plain glazed cream earthenware made by the great English potteries of the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, known as creamware, has been a stock staple of Pentreath &...
Well, it was the greyest weekend in Dorset. The flat grey light of late January, the month that seems to last always about a week too long, and that certain...
Well, it was the greyest weekend in Dorset. The flat grey light of late January, the month that seems to last always about a week too long, and that certain...
Introducing our latest collaboration with The Lacquer Company. A collection of beautifully proportioned trays. Available in two convenient sizes and five inspiring colourways. Explore today!
Introducing our latest collaboration with The Lacquer Company. A collection of beautifully proportioned trays. Available in two convenient sizes and five inspiring colourways. Explore today!
It has been the softest wintery weekend in Dorset – still air, freezing temperature, brilliant sunshine. Snow still lies on the shadows of the hills. Beautiful January days.
It has been the softest wintery weekend in Dorset – still air, freezing temperature, brilliant sunshine. Snow still lies on the shadows of the hills. Beautiful January days.
