TABLEWARE

shell shaped homeware is the easiest way to incorporate the coastal trend in homeware, and this piece is a great find - it’s a grown up take on shell shaped ceramics that can sometimes be a little twee.

as a trinket dish, dip bowl or ashtray it makes any table look put together and considered.

18cm

an eclectic collection of tableware needs a dedicated soup mug, and we have just the thing for a stylish kitchen. a great gift for someone who likes the feeling of nights drawing in, cosy suppers and romanticising the work from home lunch

perfect gift for a soup lover, and a great decorative piece for the kitchen. these types of mid century soup bowls were often sold as promotional items and therefore are a recognisable piece of nostalgia, but we think this design looks rather contemporary.

what a find! this beautiful large bowl features a white glaze and a raised design with acorns and autumnal leaves. made in portugal, the home of chic ceramics.

45cm

perfect for serving sides or nibbles, or for piles of hand towels or products in the bathroom. this is a lovely piece in great condition, one chip which is pictured but really doesn’t detract from the charm.

24cm

made in Japan in the 1970s, this is an iconic piece of ceramic history. the Noritake studio is famous for its cream base on its pottery, as well as tan accents with blue patterns.

perfect size for gravy or custard, and lovely enough to have out on display.

16cm

this adorable little piece is 1970s made, with a vibrant blue-hued design. it would make a lovely addition to a gift hamper or jewellery present. we’d use it for rings, keys or even a little dip or as a pinch pot in the kitchen.

9cm

this stunning piece was handmade in the 1970s in a small studio and features two separate compartments and a beautiful two tone blue glaze. we’d fill it with dips at a casual drinks party or mints at the end of dinner.

16cm long

these 1970s bowls were produced in the 1970s as promotional items, and we are so pleased they’ve survived to grace our tables today. these ones feature a wonderfully retro celery and vegetables design.

sold separately

diameter 15cm

a fabulous antique find, this late victorian keeling & co serving platter was made in Staffordshire around 1890. it features an ivory-coloured background and a brown floral pattern. it’s in fantastic condition for its age, with some very slight age-related marks so please check our photos carefully.

it’s a great size for serving and would look lovely on display or even as part of a gallery wall.

30cm

metallic home accents are having a moment, and candleholders are the perfect way to get involved. these lovely examples are perfect for chunky dinner candles but we also think they’re great for slimmer taper candles for a more modern look.

sold separately

17cm

for salads, sides, puddings or serving little dips and canapés, you can’t go wrong with a set of vintage side plates. these were made in the 1970s by Johnson brothers, who are famous for their ironstone tableware. ironstone is a thickly glazed type of earthware which is durable and long-lasting.

these octagonal plates are from the ‘heritage’ range and feature a dainty raised border and a bright glaze.

20cm

this beautiful handmade dish in the shape of an exotic leaf pretty much sums up why we love vintage - you can find pieces that are unique but still fit in with modern interiors. this would make a lovely gift for someone that loves to style their table with personal items and keeps an eye on trends.

featuring textured details and a green glaze, this little dish sits slightly off the table for an interesting effect.

30cm

little jugs like this are the perfect way to add some vintage joy to your tableware collection. featuring a terracotta body and dipped interior glaze, its waterproof so great for serving cream for pudding or milk at a coffee morning.

14cm

every home needs a decorative jug or two, and there are so many beautiful vintage pieces around that you really don’t need to shop new.

this handmade beauty features a slightly irregular silhouette and a reactive glaze that is beautifully imperfect - the patterns are so organic and flow gorgeously.

24cm

the 1950s knew how to do tableware right, and these little sundae glasses are the perfect nod to the past whilst keeping a modern aesthetic. they feature a gold rim, amber stem and a little dish part on the bottom for a wafer or a blob of cream.

12cm

the highly collectible ‘moss rose’ pottery pattern is the perfect way to add a little bit of kitsch to your tableware collection without being too twee. this design looks fabulous as part of a tablescape interspersed with neutral and colourful pieces, and this platter would make a lovely gift.

32cm

these gorgeous scalloped rim plates with their raised strawberry motifs make the perfect dessert or side plates, and they look great displayed on a shelf when not in use.

portuguese ceramics are famed for their chic and stylish aesthetic, and they’re a firm favourite amongst stylists and interior designers. these dishes feature a recessed dip which makes them perfect for serving something saucy.

23cm

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vintage and antique tableware collections are not complete without a hint of whimsy, and cabbage ware or majolica pottery is the way to get it in! there are many iterations of the style, and this antique specimen is in excellent condition with a vibrant glossy glaze and an intricate texture.

it hails from stoke on trent, made by the famous lancaster & sons in pre-war britain and is such gorgeous piece of pottery history. it would make a lovely gift, and Is perfect for serving salads or storing fruit, but please keep it out on display when not in use - it deserves to be admired!

22cm

Every tableware collection needs a really good sugar bowl - and this piece is perfect for styling at a chic brunch or keeping next to your kettle for your daily brew.

Beige glaze with a lovely round handle on the lid.

10cm

The coastal trend is taking the interiors world by storm, and it’s a great way to add a touch of whimsy to your home. These little dishes are perfect for use as jewellery or trinket dishes, or why not buy a set and use them at your next dinner party for nibbles or bread?

14cm

What a lovely gift for a pickle lover! But if the pickle lover is yourself, we won’t tell…

Handmade in Jersey by Jersey Pottery, this unique find looks spectacular as part of a tablescape, or on the Sunday lunch table. It’s lovely enough to keep out as decor when not in use.

9cm

This gorgeous example of mid century studio pottery is the perfect size for nibbles, dips, or a bowl for one. It has a lovely depth and straight sides which make it feel a bit special, and the gorgeous blue pattern and glaze make it beautiful enough to live on a shelf and not be hidden away in a cupboard.

A larger version is also available.

10cm

the iconic greys and geometric designs of the late 1980s are a tableware trend for this year, and these lovely little milk jugs are the epitome of the aesthetic. Perfect for milk as part of a tea set, or cream for dessert.

in excellent vintage condition, featuring a thick grey stripe and a thinner red accent and a gorgeous chunky handle.

14cm

a lovely addition to any tableware collection, this heavy ceramic bowl is perfect for feeding a crowd. we picture it heaped high with a pasta dish or a salad, with guests helping themselves from the centre of the table.

in lovely vintage condition with a small amount of crazing to the glaze on one side and a very small chip on the rim.

36cm

A beautifully graphic 1930s Art Deco serving platter, decorated with fine linear detailing and blocks of soft green and brown against a warm cream ground. The gently angular shape and pared-back geometric pattern give it a distinctly modern feel, despite being nearly a century old.

Perfect for serving cheese, fruit, pastries or afternoon sandwiches, it also looks gorgeous displayed on an open shelf or plate rack. A characterful piece of original Art Deco tableware that mixes effortlessly with both vintage and contemporary collections.

In lovely vintage condition, with signs of age and use consistent with its history.

a gorgeous vintage amber glass dessert set, featuring one large serving bowl and five matching footed dishes. each piece has a beautiful scalloped rim and pressed floral design, all finished in that rich honey-toned glass synonymous with 1970s tableware.

perfect for serving fruit salad, trifle, ice cream or individual desserts, but equally lovely styled on open shelving when not in use. a wonderfully nostalgic set that still feels warm, chic and completely at home on a modern table.

in good vintage condition, with light signs of age and use consistent with its history.

A beautiful vintage clear glass serving bowl, moulded with an intricate leaf design and finished with a softly scalloped rim. The textured glass catches the light beautifully, giving it a delicate, organic feel that works perfectly on both contemporary and traditional tables.

Ideal for serving salads, fruit, desserts or nibbles, but equally lovely styled as a decorative bowl on a kitchen island or dining table. A timeless piece of vintage glassware that makes even the simplest supermarket salad look rather special.

27cm

A wonderfully characterful vintage ceramic serving platter, handmade in Italy for St Michael, decorated with beautifully raised vegetables in soft pink and leafy green tones. The glossy cream glaze and gently scalloped shape give it that coveted Italian country-kitchen feel—perfect for serving salads, antipasti or seasonal vegetables, and equally lovely displayed when not in use.

In good vintage condition, with small amounts of crazing consistent with its age. A charming, decorative piece with plenty of vintage personality.

36cm

A beautifully simple vintage serving plate featuring a hand-painted style olive branch design, complete with glossy green and black olives and soft leafy detailing. The gently rounded square shape and warm creamy-white glaze give it a lovely Mediterranean feel without being overly rustic.

Perfect for summer tables, aperitivo snacks and relaxed garden hosting — use it for olives and antipasti, cheeses, pastries or as a small serving platter. It also looks gorgeous simply left out on an open shelf or kitchen dresser.

The olive motif feels particularly at home with the current move towards Mediterranean-inspired tableware, natural textures and collected vintage pieces.

Details:
• Vintage ceramic serving plate
• Cream/off-white glaze
• Raised olive and leaf design
• Rounded square shape
• Green, black and earthy brown detailing

28cm