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A finely thrown stoneware coffee cup, perfect for cappuccino, latte or hot chocolate, hand thrown  and reduction fired by Simon Horton in South Oxfordshire using a small gas kiln of his own making. With a homemade ash glaze, developed through many hours of experimentation, producing a soft gree..

A generous mug from a collection of tablewares resulting from a collaboration between Masanori Oji and Susumuya Tea-House, working alongside Imamura Hajime of Imamura Porcelain, Arita, Japan. Made of Amakusa Touseki (porcelain stone mined from the mountains of the Amakusa region), with a s..

A wide, shallow bowl or cup with a round handle to fit your thumb through while cupping the bowl with the rest of your hand. Perfect for tea, coffee, a small portion of soup or porridge, desserts, or serving snacks. Each wide cup is entirely unique, with a varying grey, blue and green crackle glaze ..

A sweet little bellied espresso cup with thumb rest, glazed to the interior and rim, wheel-thrown by Tom Knowles Jackson in the Cotswolds village of St Chloe. A potter from a young age (trained by Steve Sheridan as a schoolboy and strongly influenced by local potter Richard Batterham), Knowles Jacks..

A sweet little bellied espresso cup with thumb rest, glazed to the interior and rim, wheel-thrown by Tom Knowles Jackson in the Cotswolds village of St Chloe. A potter from a young age (trained by Steve Sheridan as a schoolboy and strongly influenced by local potter Richard Batterham), Knowles Jacks..

A sweet little bellied espresso cup with thumb rest, glazed to the interior and rim, wheel-thrown by Tom Knowles Jackson in the Cotswolds village of St Chloe. A potter from a young age (trained by Steve Sheridan as a schoolboy and strongly influenced by local potter Richard Batterham), Knowles Jacks..

A sweet little bellied espresso cup with thumb rest, glazed to the interior and rim, wheel-thrown by Tom Knowles Jackson in the Cotswolds village of St Chloe. A potter from a young age (trained by Steve Sheridan as a schoolboy and strongly influenced by local potter Richard Batterham), Knowles Jacks..

A small flared stoneware tumbler, wheel-thrown by Tom Knowles Jackson in the Cotswolds village of St Chloe. Great for a shot of espresso, liqueurs or dipping sauces. A potter from a young age (trained by Steve Sheridan as a schoolboy and strongly influenced by local potter Richard Batterham), Knowle..

A small flared stoneware tumbler, wheel-thrown by Tom Knowles Jackson in the Cotswolds village of St Chloe. Great for a shot of espresso, liqueurs or dipping sauces. A potter from a young age (trained by Steve Sheridan as a schoolboy and strongly influenced by local potter Richard Batterham), Knowle..

A small flared stoneware tumbler, wheel-thrown by Tom Knowles Jackson in the Cotswolds village of St Chloe. Great for a shot of espresso, liqueurs or dipping sauces. A potter from a young age (trained by Steve Sheridan as a schoolboy and strongly influenced by local potter Richard Batterham), Knowle..

A generous rounded mug with thumb rest, glazed in ash, wheel-thrown by Tom Knowles Jackson in the Cotswolds village of St Chloe. Great for those who love a large cup of tea. A potter from a young age (trained by Steve Sheridan as a schoolboy and strongly influenced by local potter Richard Batterham)..

A generous rounded mug with thumb rest, glazed to the interior and rim, wheel-thrown by Tom Knowles Jackson in the Cotswolds village of St Chloe. Great for those who love a large cup of tea. A potter from a young age (trained by Steve Sheridan as a schoolboy and strongly influenced by local potter R..

A generous rounded mug with thumb rest, glazed in ash and tenmoku, wheel-thrown by Tom Knowles Jackson in the Cotswolds village of St Chloe. Great for those who love a large cup of tea. A potter from a young age (trained by Steve Sheridan as a schoolboy and strongly influenced by local potter Richar..

A generous rounded mug with thumb rest, glazed to the interior and rim, wheel-thrown by Tom Knowles Jackson in the Cotswolds village of St Chloe. Great for those who love a large cup of tea. A potter from a young age (trained by Steve Sheridan as a schoolboy and strongly influenced by local potter R..

A hand-thrown tea or coffee cup, decorated in a beautiful abstract leaf pattern. Made in Cardiff by studio potter Jack Welbourne and glazed in hand-mixed and applied glazes. Sits well in the hand, with thick walls allowing for a comfortable hold. After training in Cardiff and Gothenburg, Sweden, Wel..

A larger hand thrown teapot of approximately 3 cups. After training in Cardiff and Gothenburg, Sweden, Welbourne set up studio in Cardiff, where he produces wheel-thrown stoneware in red Cornish clay, gas-fired using glazes mixed in his studio (sometimes using materials dug locally, combined with po..

A set consisting of a lipped bowl with pouring spout and two cups, from a collection of tablewares resulting from a collaboration between Masanori Oji and Susumuya Tea-House, working alongside Imamura Hajime of Imamura Porcelain, Arita, Japan. Made of Amakusa Touseki (porcelain stone mined..

A simple interpretation of the classic flat Japanese teapot grown out of a collaboration between Oji Masanori, Susumuya tea-house, and Tatsuo Umehara, third generation potter at Hokuryu Kiln, who carefully turns each piece separately on a wheel, before assembling the parts and precisely fitting the ..

A four-cup, curvaceous teapot, hand-thrown and assembled for us in stoneware by Jynsym Ong, a mile or so from the Objects of Use store. With a lively flecked blue-white glaze, which leans towards green in hotter parts of the kiln, and a handle that is first made in a doughnut shape, before being cut..

A four-cup, curvaceous teapot, hand-thrown and assembled for us in stoneware by Jynsym Ong, a mile or so from the Objects of Use store. With a characterful blue-white glaze, which breaks beautifully along the edges, and a gracefully arching handle. Trained at Clay College, Stoke-On-Trent, Ong then u..

A Japanese design classic, created in the 1970s by Kato Tatsumi, and still made to this day by Ceramic Japan. The set consists of a soft black glazed teapot with rattan handle, secured with copper rings, with two simple footed porcelain tea cups, glazed in a softly lustrous white, with blu..

An elegantly shaped footed tea bowl with textured surface, in a rich green ash glaze, wheel-thrown in the Cotswolds village of St Chloe by Tom Knowles Jackson. Perfect for tasting teas, including matcha. A potter from a young age, Knowles Jackson returned to ceramics following careers in the army an..

An elegantly shaped footed tea bowl with faceted and textured surface in a delicate pale green, with tenmoku to the interior and base. Wheel-thrown in the Cotswolds village of St Chloe by Tom Knowles Jackson. Perfect for tasting teas, including matcha. A potter from a young age, Knowles Jackson retu..

An elegantly shaped footed tea bowl with textured surface in a deep tenmoku with lighter hand-textured areas, wheel-thrown in the Cotswolds village of St Chloe by Tom Knowles Jackson. Glazed to the interior with a tenmoku glaze, this tea bowl is perfect for tasting teas, including matcha. A potter f..

An enamelled steel teapot of approximately 1 litre or 6 cups capacity. Firing in a traditional kiln results in slight variations of temperature and therefore colour and nature of finish. All our Ukrainian enamelware is triple coated onto a heavy steel base, is dishwasher safe, does not taint food wi..

A vitreous ceramic enamel teapot of approximately 1 litre, or more traditionally 6 cups capacity. Firing in a traditional kiln results in slight variations of temperature and therefore colour and nature of finish. All our Ukrainian enamelware is triple coated onto a heavy steel base, is dishwasher s..

An enamelled steel teapot of approximately 1 litre or 6 cups capacity. Firing in a traditional kiln results in slight variations of temperature and therefore colour and nature of finish. All our Ukrainian enamelware is triple coated onto a heavy steel base, is dishwasher safe, does not taint food wi..

A vitreous ceramic enamel teapot of approximately 1 litre, or more traditionally 6 cups capacity. Firing in a traditional kiln results in slight variations of temperature and therefore colour and nature of finish. All our Ukrainian enamelware is triple coated onto a heavy steel base, is dishwasher s..

A vitreous ceramic enamel teapot of approximately 1 litre, or more traditionally 6 cups capacity. Firing in a traditional kiln results in slight variations of temperature and therefore colour and nature of finish. All our Ukrainian enamelware is triple coated onto a heavy steel base, is dishwasher s..

A vitreous ceramic enamel teapot of approximately 1 litre, or more traditionally 6 cups capacity. Firing in a traditional kiln results in slight variations of temperature and therefore colour and nature of finish. All our Ukrainian enamelware is triple coated onto a heavy steel base, is dishwasher s..

A tumbler or cup made from beech wood, crafted in Indonesia. A simple, outwardly tapering design, with a lightweight frame which fits nicely in the hand. Great for both hot and cold beverages. 10cm tall with a 5.5cm diameter base and an 8cm diameter rim. Not dishwasher safe...

A Japanese earthenware mini plate or saucer with a soft natural glaze and a contrasting rim. Pairs perfectly with the straight or flared mug in the contrasting rim collection. Made in Aichi Prefecture in Japan by Marumitsu Poterie, established in 1950, who create table and kitchenwares embracing bot..

A very pale blue, translucent-glazed porcelain bowl from Gifu Prefecture in central Japan. Part of a range of high-quality everyday table-ware developed as a modern re-interpretation and amalgamation of classical Japanese and western forms coupled with traditional glazes. Designed by Ono Rina workin..

A warm ochre, translucent-glazed porcelain bowl made in Gifu Prefecture in central Japan. Part of a range of high-quality everyday table-ware developed as a modern re-interpretation and amalgamation of classical Japanese and western forms coupled with traditional glazes. Designed by Ono Rina working..

An elegantly footed miso bowl with lid in a traditional design, named 'Mubyo', meaning 'six bottle gourds' in Japanese. The shape represents the calyx of a bottle gourd, a Japanese auspicious motif that brings happiness to the table. Ideal for clear or miso soup, the lid helps to preserve the heat o..

A characterful Yakumi condiment dish, wheel-thrown locally and salt fired in Bull's self-built kiln in Oxfordshire. Glazed on the interior with a rich Tenmoku glaze, salt firing results in a characteristic 'orange peel' natural glaze to the exterior of these dishes, with unique results on each. Grea..

A characterful Yakumi condiment dish, wheel-thrown locally and salt fired in Bull's self-built kiln in Oxfordshire. Glazed on the interior with a variegated white glaze, salt firing results in a characteristic 'orange peel' natural glaze to the exterior of these dishes, with unique results on each. ..

A 'soft' concrete shaving cup and cedar glycerine soap, ideally matched to Iris Hantverk’s beech or walnut shaving brushes, for which the top groove is designed (sold separately). The cast concrete cup and lid offer a solid container for Iris Hantverk’s aromatic cedar shaving soap, keeping the soap ..

A steamed ash shaving cup with lid from Muhle of Germany, with a 65g Sandalwood shaving soap included. Use a wet shaving brush to produce a light and dense shaving foam which can then be applied to the skin with a gentle massaging motion to prepare the skin and beard optimally for a close, gentle we..

A turned olive wood shaving cup, for keeping your favourite shaving soap and working up a good lather. Shaped from a solid block of olive wood, this dish is made for Dovo of Solingen who have been dealing daily with the development, design and production of high-quality cutting and shaving products ..

A turned olive wood shaving cup, ideal for lathering your favourite shaving soap, with a lid to keep the remainder for later. Will comfortably fit our swedish shaving soap, but is perhaps better suited to those who prefer to load a shaving brush on the puck, and then transfer to a cup for lathering...