Hand-thrown in Bristol by Nicholas Dover, this beautiful porcelain cup is the perfect addition to any home interior. The gorgeous white porcelain paired with the thin black rim, has such a striking and delicate effect. This piece could be a perfect gift or purchase for anyone that appreciates immaculately handcrafted work.
Description
Nicholas' maker's mark - his signature if you will - is visible on the underside of all of his pieces. His work is inspired by Scandinavian and Japanese pottery styles, using minimalism and natural forms, with deep earthy tones. This cup and all of Dovers' pieces are executed with beautiful precision and will enhance any space in your home. The chattering effect adds texture and intricacy to his designs, enhancing his minimalist and natural style.
Dimensions
Approximately 8cm tall x 7.5cm wide
Materials and care
Porcelain clay
Hand wash is advised, but is suitable for dishwasher and microwaves
Features
Hand made in Bristol
Beautiful eye catching textures and contrasts
*please note this is a handmade piece and slight differences in measurements may occur with each item - this diversity is something to be celebrated!
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100% of the profits that we make is fed back into community workshop provision, local artists to enable collaborations and growth, charity support and more. Every January we will announce where the profits are being spent.
