Kitchenware

Producing spun iron cookware in the birthplace of the Industrial Revolution. Their pans are lighter than cast iron but offer similar heat retention and natural non-stick properties once seasoned. Hand-crafted with locally sourced oak handles, these are serious tools for serious cooks.

Cream-coloured earthenware pottery made in a Victorian factory. Known for hand-sponged patterns like Polka Dot and Toast & Marmalade, these pieces are thick, robust, and designed for daily family use. They bring a warm, farmhouse aesthetic to any British kitchen.

A Birmingham manufacturer operating since 1817. They produce heavy-duty tri-ply stainless steel and copper cookware. Their 'Mermaid' baking trays are legendary in the catering industry for not warping. Practical, industrial-grade equipment built to last a lifetime of Sunday roasts.

Crafting stoneware from local clay for over 200 years. Denby is renowned for its durability and chip resistance, making it the practical choice for everyday dining. Their glazes are rich and varied, with every piece passing through 25 pairs of hands during production.

Handcrafted aluminium bakeware with a unique anodised core that spreads heat evenly. Famous for their 'multisize' cake tins, these commercial-grade tools are designed to never rust or peel. Essential for anyone serious about baking the perfect Victoria Sponge.