Emma Bridgewater Pottery (like Bridgewater tea towels) is the classic gift: "Crafted in the small Victorian English town of Stoke on Trent, each piece is hand painted and hand finished - yet they remain dishwasher and microwave safe." We pulled a few of our favorites here, but through Joanne Hudson Basics online, there's a ton more...tins, caddies, bowls, trays, mugs, jugs, mitts, cups....





waaaaaaaaaaaaay too expensive, IMHO.
view jakelegs's profile
those prices are just laughable.
view animalhouze's profile
pricey stuff, but if you've ever seen bridgewater-- it's fantastic classic english stoneware. it's just too bad the crappy u.s. dollar keeps this u.k. import so expensive. too bad it's not made in china!
view bobl's profile
I like it but WAY too expensive, I'd trade in a couple bucks for it not to be dishwasher safe. LOL I can hand wash it, if only it were less expensive
view nickel525's profile
Am I the only one bothered by "fresh milk?" I mean, what else would it be? Sour?
view Caitlin in Seattle's profile
That doesn't really seem too expensive to treat yourself to a nice thing. If you needed a whole set, well that's a different story. I wouldn't want everything in the kitchen to tell me what it is. Let me guess sometimes.
view K T G's profile
I love Emma Bridgewater. I have one of her egg cups, it's darling! :o)
view stlellen's profile
poking around their site-- i do like when it's all put together in a lovely china pantry: http://www.joannehudson.com/kitchens/kitchen6
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