Shown here in Shades of soft Blue Green on a white background glaze this has proved to be a particularly popular colourway and you can see how some of our customers have used them if you click through the photos on the left.

Use as many or as few of these designs as you like.

Each Atomic tile is individually hand-glazed & hand-painted, so slight variations in design, shape & hand-painted colour tone and depth are guaranteed. We also produce this series in dramatic Black.

152x152mmx6mm

£25 each including VAT

Please CLICK HERE for a PDF of each design and contact us if you’d like us to discuss your particular requirements or preferences.

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This year they’re now available in a softer, more neutral palette to compliment our Bright Rainbow coloured set that you can see if you click here.

This new Hygge-style set, from left to right features: #8 Coral, #9 Dark Brown, #10 Textured All White, #11 Grey, #12 London Stone, #13 Textured Black (we call this one going grey) & #14 Dark Green.

Pick ‘n mix from the tree in store or click on the pics below to see them in all their glory. You can tell us which you’d like by giving us the number from left to right.

And if you’d like to know the origins of the Baubles, why not click here and we’ll introduce you to Miss Simplicity…

This has only happened to us once, but for the avoidance of doubt, please note all of our Baubles have faces on!

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It’s expertly hand thrown from a hefty hunk of clay and then the stripes are painted using freehand brush work.

They’re some of the longest stripes we ever paint and are a true testament to the incredible skilll of our team.

Hand-thrown & hand-painted, these feature a clean white base glaze and are available in all eight colourways of our Cottage Stripe decoration.

Available from stock or hand-painted to order.

The B8m Noodle/Pasta Bowl
The B21m Cereal/Soup Bowl
The B8s Little Nibbles/Serving Bowl

If you’d like to see the bowl being made from start to finish, click the 60 second film below.

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It takes us hours and hours to produce this useful and beautiful piece, so we thought you might enjoy a taste of quite how much work goes into a “just” a seemingly simple stripey bowl.

These are some of longest Stripes we paint in our Cottage Stripe range – we hop you agree that seeing the freehand brushwork is a thing to behold.

And don’t get us started on how long it takes to learn to do it all …

If you want to see the whole Cotttage Stripe range click here.

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Known as docile, friendly and alert, these beautiful chickens are also one of Britain’s oldest breeds. They were shown in the first ever general poultry show in 1845 under the names ‘Old Sussex Fowl or Old Kent Fowl’ and even ‘Surrey Fowl’.

Now firmly established as”Sussex Chickens” we’re featuring the “Light” colourway using shades of Black, London Stone & Flamingo. The hand-painted detailing on the feathers, leaves and feet is incredibly delicate and we hope does justice to this backyard friendly, free range breed.

As with all of our figures these elegant Chickens are hand-made using traditional slip-casting methods before being decorated individually by hand.

They can be bought separately or as a pair and come in three other sponged and hand-painted colourways:

Indigo Blue Sponge
London Stone Sponge
Coral Sponge

Pair Maximum height 19 cm/7.5 in & 22 cm/8.75

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Half of each figure depicts a “normal” Ram, Boar & Bull, while the other half is painstakingly hand-painted to reveal classic English Butcher’s cuts. And yes we checked them with a Smithfield Butcher!

Please click on the images below to see more detailed photos and close-ups.

The hand-painted lettering on these takes ages to do and is made even harder because you can’t move the figure you’re working on, so you have to twist and turn yourself and your hands to be in a position to be able to paint the letters.

These three figures were born out of a Halloween window display a couple of years ago. We loved the idea so much we didn’t put any on show that year and instead decided to develop and refine the concept.

These may not be everyone’s cup of tea, but we think they’re a clever gift idea for the devoted Foodie, Farmer or Cook in your life and what better present to take to a BBQ!

Click here to check out the Ram or here to check out the Boar

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Half of each figure depicts a “normal” Ram, Boar & Bull, while the other half is painstakingly hand-painted to reveal classic English Butcher’s cuts. And yes we checked them with a Smithfield Butcher!

Please click on the images below to see more detailed photos and close-ups.

The hand-painted lettering on these takes ages to do and is made even harder because you can’t move the figure you’re working on, so you have to twist and turn yourself and your hands to be in a position to be able to paint the letters.

These three figures were born out of a Halloween window display a couple of years ago. We loved the idea so much we didn’t put any on show that year and instead decided to develop and refine the concept.

These may not be everyone’s cup of tea, but we think they’re a clever gift idea for the devoted Foodie, Farmer or Cook in your life and what better present to take to a BBQ!

Click here to see the Ram or here to check out the Bull

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Half of each figure depicts a “normal” Ram, Boar & Bull, while the other half is painstakingly hand-painted to reveal classic English Butcher’s cuts. And yes we checked them with a Smithfield Butcher!

Please click on the images below to see more detailed photos and close-ups.

The hand-painted lettering on these takes ages to do and is made even harder because you can’t move the figure you’re working on, so you have to twist and turn yourself and your hands to be in a position to be able to paint the letters.

These three figures were born out of a Halloween window display a couple of years ago. We loved the idea so much we didn’t put any on show that year and instead decided to develop and refine the concept.

These may not be everyone’s cup of tea, but we think they’re a clever gift idea for the devoted Foodie, Farmer or Cook in your life and what better present to take to a BBQ!

Click here to see the Bull or here to check out the Boar

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And for all you vegans out there, well, all we can tell you is they make a good shot glass too.

Available initially in three of our most popular colours in “Candy Stripe” –

Cobalt Blue
Blue Green
Fresh Paris Green

These tiny things of beauty are hand-made using an enormous Edwardian shaping machine and then decorated by our skilled team using freehand brushwork.

At just over 5cm tall & 5cm wide the small size makes them particularly tricky to paint.

The team typically place them on a series of wooden blocks to get them as high up as they can. They are then pulled to the very edge of the block to allow the stripe to be painted right to the bottom.

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Featuring spring-like Flamingo Pink, Sun Yellow and Blue Green these pintrays are carefully hand made and then decorated using freehand brushwork with a gentle but intricate top layer of Sgraffito.

Displayed here with Cadbury’s Mini Eggs, these are a good size for things like olives or butter and also make a great spoon rest or trinket dish.

Come to think of it even used teabags would look pretty using this on the worktop!

Do Note the photo is only indicative and individual dishes are guaranteed to differ slightly in tone, pattern and depth of colour.

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