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A stainless steel framed version of the original Rex peeler, invented in 1931 in the basement of Alfred Neweczerzal’s house, with a swivelling blade of blued carbon steel. Its design is simplicity itself — above all it works quickly and easily, without knack or any real effort. In 2004 it was given ..

A simple fruit, paring or table knife crafted from stainless steel and sustainably sourced ebony. Hand produced in Catalonia at the workshops of Cuchillería Pallarès the one surviving knife and tool maker in a town once dotted with small manufacturers. Now with a workforce of 15 the management still..

"Hand-forged by Master Blacksmith Keyaki Shiro in Japan. A very thin layer of Shirogami Steel is sandwiched between soft iron steel on both sides. After final quenching, the blade achieves an outstanding 62:64 HRC hardness and the ultra-thin, light blade cuts like a surgeon’s scalpel whilst being ex..

A Japanese Kawamuki (peeler) kitchen knife with a blackened blade and octagonal spalted maple handle, ideal for in-the-hand-cutting and small chopping. Made by Suzuki Uchi Hamono, a renowned Japanese blacksmithing workshop led by Tsukasa Suzuki, who is known for his exceptional skills in forging uni..

A Japanese Nakiri kitchen knife with a blackened blade and octagonal spalted maple handle, great for slicing vegetables and general food preparation use. Made by Suzuki Uchi Hamono,  a renowned Japanese blacksmithing workshop led by Tsukasa Suzuki, who is known for his exceptional skills in for..

A set of three hand-made, stainless steel Nontron kitchen knives with turned boxwood handles and wood burned details. This set contains three smaller-sized knives with 9cm, 10cm and 12cm blade size (overall lengths 17.5, 19.5cm and 21.5cm respectively). Great for all kinds of preparation work, ..

The third book in the series following Midweek and Weekend Recipes, Jess shares her favourite vegetarian dishes that celebrate the glorious variety of vegetables available throughout the seasons. Including recipes for Leeks Vinaigrette and Celeriac Remoulade for enjoying with a baguette, crispy Fenn..

A thick-walled table jug, hand-thrown from St Agnes clay at The Leach Pottery in St Ives, Cornwall, with ash glaze, and broad, hand-pulled handle. In 1920 Bernard Leach returned from 11 years in Japan to found (with Hamada Shōji) a Pottery in St Ives. Inspired by the ideals of the Mingei folk art mo..

A simple, elegant porcelain mini pourer or jug, wheel thrown in South London by Mihaly Herczeg, a self-taught potter who works expertly with porcelain, a notoriously demanding medium. The simplicity of the shape belies the skill of the maker – each piece is subtly unique, reflecting their hand-throw..

A new version of the Leach Pottery teapot, hand-thrown from St Agnes clay at The Leach Pottery in St Ives, Cornwall, with tenmoku glaze, and broad, hand-pulled handle. In 1920 Bernard Leach returned from 11 years in Japan to found (with Hamada Shōji) a Pottery in St Ives. Inspired by the ideals of t..

A set of six hand made, stainless steel Nontron tabletop forks with turned boxwood handles and wood burned details. Perfect for everyday or special occasions, built with durability and comfort in mind. Each fork measures 20.5cm. Hand wash only, and dry immediately. Coutellerie Nontronnaise, or Nontr..

A set of six hand made, stainless steel Nontron table knives with turned boxwood handles and wood burned details. The yatagan-styled blade is non-serrated, but is sharp enough to cut through steak and hearty vegetables during a meal. The blade of the knife measures 10cm, with a total length of 20.50..

A set of six hand made, stainless steel Nontron tea spoons with turned boxwood handles and wood burned details. Perfect for everyday or special occasions, built with durability and comfort in mind. Each spoon measures 14.5cm. Hand wash only. Coutellerie Nontronnaise, or Nontron, bears the name of th..

A simple table knife and fork set knife crafted from stainless steel and boxwood. Hand produced in Catalonia at the workshops of Cuchillería Pallarès the one surviving knife and tool maker in a town once dotted with small manufacturers. Now with a workforce of 15 the management still split their tim..

A simple table or steak knife crafted from stainless steel and boxwood. Hand produced in Catalonia at the workshops of Cuchillería Pallarès the one surviving knife and tool maker in a town once dotted with small manufacturers. Now with a workforce of 15 the management still split their time between ..

A wheel thrown side plate decorated with a hand applied herringbone pattern, and an unglazed exterior that takes on a beautiful toasted colour during its gas firing. After training in Cardiff and Gothenburg, Sweden, Welbourne set up studio in Cardiff, where he produces wheel-thrown stoneware in red ..

A simple, elegant porcelain pasta dish, wheel thrown in South London by Mihaly Herczeg, a self-taught potter who works expertly with porcelain, a notoriously demanding medium. The simplicity of the shape belies the skill of the maker – each piece is subtly unique, reflecting their hand-thrown nature..

A 100% 'European Masters of Linen’ linen, herringbone weave table runner, measuring 43cm x 150cm. A timeless classic, this Scandinavian natural and white runner will create a beautiful centrepiece for any table. Woven by the master weavers at Lapuan Kankurit, in the Ostrobothnian district of western..

A 100% 'European Masters of Linen’ linen, herringbone weave table runner, measuring 43cm x 150cm. A timeless classic, this Scandinavian natural and black runner will create a beautiful centrepiece for any table. Woven by the master weavers at Lapuan Kankurit, in the Ostrobothnian district of western..

A 100% 'European Masters of Linen’ linen, herringbone weave table runner, measuring 43cm x 150cm. A timeless classic, this Scandinavian blue and white runner will create a beautiful centrepiece for any table. Woven by the master weavers at Lapuan Kankurit, in the Ostrobothnian district of western Fi..

A generously sized, 100% linen table cloth, with a beautiful texture in a classic colour, from the master weavers of Lapuan Kankurit, in western Finland. In natural, un-dyed linen, woven together with a muted, earthy, bronze, this classically simple table cloth will work equally well as part of a fo..

A generously sized, 100% linen table cloth, with a beautiful texture in a classic colour, from the master weavers of Lapuan Kankurit, in western Finland. In natural, un-dyed linen, woven together with a muted white, this classically simple table cloth will work equally well as part of a formal table..

A soft, washed linen table cloth or pièce de lin featuring pretty jacquard-woven sprigs of marjoram — perfect for use as a tablecloth, bedspread (especially on hot summer nights) or throw. Linen is a natural fibre made from flax, in this case, sustainably grown in central Europe without artificial i..

100% linen table cloth, from the master weavers of Lapuan Kankurit, in the Ostrobothnian district of western Finland. In natural, un-dyed linen, with woven-in stripes in dyed olive, this classic table cloth will work equally well as part of a formal table setting, or as an everyday, relaxed backdrop..

100% linen table cloth, from the master weavers of Lapuan Kankurit, in the Ostrobothnian district of western Finland. In natural, un-dyed linen, with woven-in stripes in a sunny yellow, this classic table cloth will work equally well as part of a formal table setting, or as an everyday, relaxed back..

A square linen cloth, intended for use as a decorative tablecloth or centrepiece, in a reversible damask design created by Dora Jung in 1961. Dora Jung (1906–1980) was a Finnish textile artist, craftswoman, and industrial designer, well known for reforming the method for ‘damask’ weaving. Looks beau..

A generously sized 100% washed linen tablecloth adorned with a decorative stripe woven from a thicker, plied yarn. Woven in Lapua, Finland, at the workshops of Lapuan Kankurit, run by a fourth generation weaving family and a mill initially set up by husband and wife Juha and Liisa Hjelt, but now run..

A classic linen tablecloth with a warm and summery blend of purple and yellow in a classic gingham check. Great for creating a homely and cheerful table setting, its square shape is perfect for round or square tables, inside or out. Woven from 100% linen in Lithuania for Fog Linen Works of Japan. De..

A rectangular incense holder made in India from premium brass. It features a large and small hole on either end to accommodate many incense stick types, and a recessed interior to catch fallen ashes. Due to the nature of brass, its surface will patina over time, which is one of the material’s favour..

A traditional Japanese tradesmen's brush, with an adjustable head fitted with horsehair bristles. Designed for use by plasterers for clearing plaster dust, the soft bristles are perfect for sweeping work-benches, tabletops and shelf edges, or dusting skirting boards and architraves. A wing nut allow..

A bar of Finnish-made natural soap, made by hand in small batches, using peat from the heart of Finnish forests. This rich and gentle soap nourishes and smooths the skin thanks to its blend of peat, a bit of eucalyptus oil, patchouli, coconut oil, and rapeseed oil. Responsibly manufactured in Finlan..

A traditionally made soap containing naturally extracted pine tar from Vaasa on the west coast of Finland. Deep brown in colour and imbued with the scent of resinous woodsmoke (pine tar being the liquids exuded as pine roots and stems are slowly heated the point of carbonisation) the soap is gentle ..

A traditional pure vegetable oil soap with crushed local lingonberries made using original and century old cast iron equipment in the town of Vaasa on the west coast of Finland. Gently exfoliating, and stimulating to circulation, the mild scrubbing action of the coarsely milled berries makes this an..

A creamy vegetable oil soap made in the Estonian workshops of Iris Hantverk of Sweden — a social enterprise who employ visually impaired workers in the production of exceptional brushes as well as soaps and other household items. Made with essential oils of cymbopogon flexuosus (a type of lemongrass..

A partially serrated carbon steel sickle knife, with a tape splitting hook to the back, and a poplar handle. Incredibly sharp both to the flat and the serrated sections of the blade these are by intent used to open and break down cardboard boxes, the small hook ideal for ripping through tape without..

A simple, elegant porcelain tea light or votive holder, wheel thrown in South London by Mihaly Herczeg, a self-taught potter who works expertly with porcelain, a notoriously demanding medium. The simplicity of the shape belies the skill of the maker — each piece is subtly unique, reflecting their ha..

An almost culinary standard knife with a very sharp acutely beveled almost rectangular carbon steel blade fixed to a magnolia wood handle, and cedar sheath. From Asano Mokkousho, of Tsubame-Sanjo, Niigata Prefecture Japan. Used for harvesting cabbage and similar vegetables, the blade is sharpened su..

A stainless steel bladed medium sized harvesting sickle from Asano Mokkousho, of Tsubame-Sanjo, Niigata Prefecture Japan. With a fairly short, fine but very sharply serrated blade these could reasonably be considered a lightweight hybrid of pruning saw and classic smooth bladed sickles. Typically us..

A stainless steel bladed medium sized saw sickle from Tomita, of Niigata Prefecture, Japan. With a fairly short, fine but very sharply serrated blade, this tool can be used in multiple ways — drawn through the surface of soil to cut down weeds at the root; used higher up to mow or trim grasses; as a..