Peregrine Pottery

How its made

We put together a short video explaining our process, please feel free to watch and we encourage you to share with others who might be interested. We hope you find it interesting and if you have any questions regarding the video, the process or anything that might be on your mind concerning our pottery then please get in touch through our website or alternatively comment below

HOORAY FOR MURRAY!

Seventy-seven years to reach this historical day, but well worth the wait. A proud day for Andy and Great Britain.

ANYONE FOR PIMMS?

Enjoy the Henley Regatta this year with a Pimms cup. How refreshing!

This is one of Peregrine Pottery's favourite traditional sports day events. We love how the traditions are kept alive and the sheer effort people go to in order for this to happen. The wicker baskets, the straw hats and the uniformed gentlemen all contribute to this occasion.

So come join our picnic with our lovely Strawberries collection (below), now available on our website. 

      

HAPPY ANNIVERSARY - 1 YEAR TODAY

This time last year we were in Italy by the beautiful Lake Bracciano what a beautiful day we had in fact the whole holiday was wonderful and to top it off Italy was having a heatwave. Phew

Enjoy Watching Wimbledon with a bowl of English Strawberries & cream in one of our Strawberry bowls, how juicy do they look.

What a glorious view

Our own Laura Robson on a winning streak

Happy Fathers Day

Happy Fathers Day!

Can't think of a way to say 'Happy Fathers Day'? Why not get him something with more thought to it then aftershave and more useful then a remote helicopter.

We have a personalised 'Dad' sponged mug just for him available on our Country Gent or City Gent designs, we even have Grandad and Brother available.


Check them out at peregrinepottery.co.uk/giftware.html

We think your Dad would love them and we hope you like them too. Ranges start from £12.50

Paul & Jo

xx

Douglas Macmillan Charity Auction

Peregrine Pottery Charity Donation Teapot

We have decided that we would love to give back to the world so Paul has chosen a  charity organisation, Douglas Macmillan and we have created a 'one off piece' that Douglas Macmillan will be auctioning off in order to raise funds this summer (dates to be confirmed).

The item is one of our teapots that has been hand painted by Joanne herself, the painting is off Buckingham Palace and is in honor of the Queens 60th Coronation Anniversary so it is very special indeed. If you want to know any more information in terms of dates, joining the auction etc then get in touch via their website www.dmhospice.org.uk/

If you are interested or support this charity then please ‎feel free to re-blog this and share with the public. The more people that know about this the more potential funds will be raised for this great charity that helped Paul's brother among many others.