Slipware Fish Mugs (Set of 2)

Slipware Fish Mugs (Set of 2)Mike Parry specialises in characterful, down to earth slipware just like these fish tankards, hand thrown in red earthenware from his home studio in Pontypool, South Wales. Each one is a pleasure to hold and use, sure to elevate your ale or beer of choice. To add character, hes opted for a subtly varying colour palette and hand drawn fish motifs, details that nod to his interest in medieval pottery and 18th century English slipware.

ornamental details

while the octagonal handle with stacked discs assembled around the tang of the blade adds a touch of elegance to its already exceptional design

the rings look striking on a summer table

designs like this sterling silver fish box had two primary uses: spices and tobacco

while red represents passion

These mid-twentieth century cocktail stickers were originally designed to dig out cherries from classic cocktails

The design is backed onto 19th-century Chinese silk – a repurposed vintage fabric – that’s been modernised to retell age-old crafting stories

This silk blanket references Brunello Cucinelli's penchant for neutral hues and fine

loved by many for its tender silhouette and delicate muslin glass

As well as being before its time

The set makes an artistic addition to your everyday dinner setting

crafted from solid brass that’s been melted into liquid to form the tactile shape you see here