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Ceramic 'Sugar' Pot

Katie Brinsley Ceramics

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    • Order placed
    • 22nd December
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    • 23rd December
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    • Standard delivery
    • 27th - 30th December
    • Express delivery
    • 24th - 27th December

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  • Made in UK
  • Handmade
A handmade ceramic sugar pot, with lid, stands with matching milk carton. (lettering in Red)
A handmade ceramic pot with sugar painted in blue. Its lid has a cut out for a spoon to rest in.
A girl is sprinkling sugar on strawberries from a handmade ceramic pot, with sugar painted in green.
A handmade ceramic sugar pot, with lid, stands with matching milk carton. (lettering in blue)
A handmade ceramic sugar pot from above, the lid emulates a closed paper carton.
4 handmade sugar pot showing the different colours the lettering can be in- blue, red, green or plain.
Sugar pots and lids are shown from different angles.
In her studio Katie is filling plaster sugar pot moulds with slip (liquid clay) from a large plastic jug.
Sugar pot lids are stacked on top of each other drying on a shelf. They make a satisfying pattern.
Description

A handmade Sugar Pot to have on display rather than hidden away in a cupboard. The pot is a replica of a paper carton, but unlike the matching Milk and Cream the lid remains unopened and has generous cut-out for a spoon to nestle...

A handmade Sugar Pot to have on display rather than hidden away in a cupboard. The pot is a replica of a paper carton, but unlike the matching Milk and Cream the lid remains unopened and has generous cut-out for a spoon to nestle.

A wonderfully tactile piece with the word SUGAR recessed on both sides. The lettering can be hand painted in Blue, Green or Red. Alternatively you can keep things classic and choose the clean lines of the Plain option.

Team with the matching Butter Dish and Egg Cups to make gift for a breakfast loving friend.

She has finished this pot with a glossy transparent glaze to show of the natural soft cream colour of the fired clay.

Need to know

W 68mm x D68mm H 108mm

All items are earthenware, cast using a fine semi porcelain slip. That is mixed on site using a ‘secret recipe’ pasted on many years ago, under the condition it’s never shared!

Wash before use.

Finished with transparent food safe glaze.

Dish washer and microwave safe, just to make life a little easier.

Please note these items are handmade in small batches therefore there will be some variation in colour.

To ensure your item(s) arrived safely they will be packed in bubble wrap, nestled in a protective packing material in a recycled cardboard box.

Delivery

The delivery options for this item are listed below (if it doesn't state 'Express delivery' then that option is not available for this product). As soon as you place your order, this small business will spring into action, get it ready and send it out... (and you can feel wonderful for supporting them).

Delivery options available

Standard delivery: included
Receive it by 27th - 30th December

Express delivery: £6.95
Receive it by 24th - 27th December

For more information about delivery or returning items, please take a look at our Delivery & Returns page.

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Katie Brinsley Ceramics

Hawkhurst, Kent

I love making, I can’t help it, my hands get restless when I’m not. That’s how Katie Brinsley Ceramics started, with my hands. They momentarily let me down as my friends treasured butter dish slipped out of them smashing on her floor. This inspired me to make the best possible replacement! I chose slip casting for its beautiful clean lines and tactile smooth finish that makes an everyday object a delight to use. I haven’t stopped making my ceramic tableware since.

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