Personalised Stoneware Globe Bird Feeder

As seen on ITV ‘Be Your Own Boss’. This is a Stoneware Ceramic globe-shaped hanging Bird Feeder. Fired to over 1200C and durable enough to withstand harsh weather in the garden. We have made the original mould ourselves and cast the mould with liquid stoneware slip. After it has been fired we paint it with a combination of glazes and fire again to 1220C. This high temperature vitrifies and strengthens the clay and creates beautiful, unpredictable and unique glaze finishes, no two will be the same. And just to reassure you, they’re not only beautiful but fully functional; we’ve tested them ourselves, and the little garden visitors—robins, blue tits, and plenty of others—absolutely love them.

As seen on ITV ‘Be Your Own Boss’. Our stoneware bird feeders can also be personalised, making them an extra‑special gift or keepsake. We can add up to 10 characters—perfect for initials, a short name, or a meaningful word—creating a unique piece that feels truly yours while still being fully functional and ready to welcome visiting birds.

Our bird feeders are available in two kits. The regular kit includes our globe-shaped bird feeder, a 'The Bird Boys' Common Guide to Garden Birds paired with beautifully illustrated birds, and a packet of our own blended bird seed mix—perfect for anyone who enjoys a quiet moment in the garden and wants to deepen their connection with local wildlife.

The Kids Edition kit is created with young explorers in mind, pairing the same globe-shaped bird feeder with a fun, easy‑to‑understand bird guide and a packet of our special seed mix, encouraging curiosity, outdoor play, and a love of the natural world from an early age.

Our globe‑shaped stoneware bird feeders are designed to hang securely from natural twine, giving them a simple, rustic charm while keeping them easy to display in your garden. Because twine naturally weathers over time, especially when exposed to the elements, it’s important to replace it annually to ensure the feeder remains safely supported. A fresh length of twine each year helps protect the feeder from accidental falls and keeps it looking its best for seasons to come.