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‘The Cat That Got The Cream’ Ceramic Carton / Jug

Katie Brinsley Ceramics

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    • 22nd December
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    • Standard delivery
    • 27th - 30th December
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    • 24th - 27th December

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  • Made in UK
  • Handmade
A handmade jug that emulates a paper carton, decorated with Beatrice von Preussen Illustrations.
A small handmade ceramic carton is pouring cream over a bowl of fresh strawberries.
The back view of a handmade ceramic carton showing Beatrice von Preussen Illustrations
‘The cat that got the cream’ is humorously written on a handmade ceramic cream carton.
A small handmade ceramic carton is looking beautiful, used as a flower vase.
A handmade ceramic cream carton stands with matching sugar pot, butter dish and milk carton.
3 handmade cream cartons showing views from above, side and base that has Brinsley signed on it.
In her studio Katie is filling plaster moulds with slip (liquid clay) from a large plastic jug.
A transfer is wrapped around a carton, once fired the yellow will burn away to reveal the decoration.
Description

A handmade jug that’s a fun addition to your table or a perfect gift for a feline loving friend, featuring artist Beatrice von Preussen cat, which is distinctively satisfied and happy with itself. Her water colour Illustrations, wrap around the slip cast...

A handmade jug that’s a fun addition to your table or a perfect gift for a feline loving friend, featuring artist Beatrice von Preussen cat, which is distinctively satisfied and happy with itself. Her water colour Illustrations, wrap around the slip cast ceramic carton. That replicates a paper one, where detailed attention has been paid to recreating ever fold and crease.

Team with the matching Butter Dish, Sugar Pot or Milk Carton to make a joyous gift.

All finished with a transparent glaze to show of the grey monotone shades of the drawings against the natural soft cream colour of the clay.

Need to know

H 114mm x D 55mm x W 71 (At the widest point.)
Holds up to 200ml

Jug reads on two sides - The Cat That Got The Cream

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

Wash before use.

Finished with transparent food safe glaze.

The skilled team at Fine Ceramic Transfers in Stoke-on-Trent, transform Beatrice von Preussen illustrations into the highest quality screen-printed transfers, which Katie then hand applies to each glazed item before returning to the kiln for the third and final firing. At 1060oc this temperature allows the transfer to sink into the glaze, forming a durable protective layer over Beatrice artwork to prevent fading with use.

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.

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

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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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