Earthenware
" Carole Guyot's Amande Louis XV is a tableware collection in a ravishing shade of almond green, but it's the shape that really floats my boat." Laurence Llwelyn-Bowen Daily Express
France has a rich tradition of pottery, particularly in Provence. Towns like Aubagne and Apt all have their traditions. From Carole Guyot's workshop in the Drôme Provençale we have the wonderful Louis XV in an almond colour. For every day consider the Trianon range in white and a cottage style cream range with a black rim, called La Ferme. Our latest additions are the Epicure range in cream and taupe and the Oval range, both with slightly distressed edges.
Marguerite
From £9.00
From the same family pottery as our vases, urns and other dinner services comes this new model, Marguerite. Its fluted design is reminiscent of a flower and looks...
Epicure
From £5.90
The slightly uneven shape of these plates is a clever twist on a simple form. The edges are slightly distressed, which adds to its charm. There are two colours, c...
Ovale
From £0.00
These elegant plates have a slightly oval shape which gives a classic design a new twist. They are glazed in white with a distressed edge in grey. They are elegan...
Cake stand
From £42.50
From the same pottery as our gorgeous urns, vases and dinner services comes this lovely cake stand in ivory. One big cake would look lovely on it, but we couldn&#...
Louis XV
From £7.50
" Carole Guyot's Amande Louis XV is a tableware collection in a ravishing shade of almond green, but it's the shape that really floats my boat. Carol...
