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Download Catalogue Product Catalogue Autumn / Winter 2020 2 | RAYWARE AUTUMN / WINTER 2020 CONTENTS 4 History & Heritage 6 The Brown Betty Story 8 Teapots 8 Bright Colours NEW 12 Matt Glaze 13 Classic Tones 14 Pastel Shades 16 Stainless Steel Filters & Accessories 18 Collections & Dinnerware 18 Country Hens NEW 22 Carnaby Script 24 Padstow 28 Madison 32 Home Farm 34 Simplicity 38 Mugs 38 Novelty Mugs 40 Fine Bone China Mugs NEW 42 Fine China & Porcelain Mugs NEW 44 Back to Front Mugs 46 Stoneware Mugs NEW 48 Instore Merchandising & Point of Sale 3 HISTORY & HERITAGE As a Stoke-on-Trent pottery brand, Price & Kensington is a world renowned ceramic tableware company with a history and heritage dating back over 100 years. Our story started back in 1896 when the Rich in heritage and passionate about innovative Price Brothers founded their tabletop accessories and teapots, the earthenware manufacturing company Price & Kensington brand continues to in Crown Works, Burslem, specialising flourish under family ownership. Whilst in tabletop accessories and teapots. The teapots remain at the heart of the product brothers quickly became renowned for their range, we also offer a number of tabletop distinctive designs. Through their hard work collections including co-ordinating storage and dedication the Price Brothers brand saw and dinnerware to accommodate all tastes rapid success and in 1934 they moved to the and styles. Top Bridge Works in Longport, where they became known as Price Bros Ltd. We understand that for generations, the kitchen has been the heart of the home, During their time at the Top Bridge Works, which has been and remains the fundamental the brothers developed a strong working bond inspiration for our new developments. with Kensington Potteries, who specialised in novelty teapots. This bond grew so strong that the two companies eventually merged in 1962 Some of the original brick- to become known as Price & Kensington. “ built bottle kilns still stand today and capture a historical image of industrial life in this famous pottery area.” “Rich in heritage and passionate about teapots and tabletop accessories, the Price & Kensington brand continues to flourish.” 4 | RAYWARE AUTUMN / WINTER 2020 Top. Price’s National Teapots building still stands today, complete with the original company signage. Above. For years these towering bottle kilns were a permanent part of the potteries skyline, some of the kilns still stand today. Right. Trade advertising played an important role to promote the Price Brothers distinctive designs. Right. An early example of Price & Kensington brand markings circa 1962. 5 BROWN BETTY AN ENGLISH CLASSIC The Brown Betty teapot was created in Stoke-on-Trent; the heart of British potteries in the 1800’s. Locally quarried red clay was used due to its affordability and durable qualities. The clay was also well-known for retaining heat, which was perfect for teapots. The round shape, referred to as ‘Betty’, Price & Kensington teapots have continued infuses the perfect brew by allowing tea to evolve since the Brown Betty days by leaves to swirl freely around the pot, developing a range of fashion-led colour releasing the flavours. palettes for modern day living. Ranging from soft neutral hues to vivid, bright tones The glaze is “Manganese Brown” which was whilst maintaining the historical shape and developed by the Marquis of Rockingham. functionality of the ‘Betty’ teapot with a The shape and the name were eventually non-drip spout. shortened to the affectionate term ‘Brown Betty’. This teapot has become an English The two cup and six cup sizes can now be classic and is very much used as an everyday used with and without a fine mesh stainless item in modern day living. steel filter which allows even the finest loose leaf tea to infuse perfectly. “Full of charm and character, the Price & Kensington Teapot collection encompasses time-honoured style and versatility.” 6 | RAYWARE AUTUMN / WINTER 2020 7 8 | RAYWARE AUTUMN / WINTER 2020 BRIGHT COLOURS Introducing three new on-trend bright colours to the teapot range. Inspired from interior fashions that are sure to add a pop of colour to any kitchen setting. Made from quality, durable stoneware and a high gloss glaze. Dishwasher and microwave safe. Available in two and six cup capacities that can be used with and without the stainless steel filter (featured on page 16). NEW NEW NEW FLAMINGO TEAPOT EMERALD TEAPOT MUSTARD TEAPOT 2 Cup 2 Cup 2 Cup 0056.777 • CTN 3 0056.779 • CTN 3 0056.781 • CTN 3 NEW NEW NEW FLAMINGO TEAPOT EMERALD TEAPOT MUSTARD TEAPOT 6 Cup 6 Cup 6 Cup 0056.778 • CTN 3 0056.780 • CTN 3 0056.782 • CTN 3 TEAPOT 2 CUP 6 CUP CAPACITIES 450ml 16 fl oz 1100ml 39 fl oz All include labels. 9 BRIGHT COLOURS The iconic Brights collection consists of a fun and vibrant range of two, six and ten cup teapots. Made from quality stoneware and a gloss glaze, the Brights collection teapots are durable and reliable. Dishwasher and microwave safe. RED TEAPOT RED TEAPOT RED TEAPOT 2 Cup 6 Cup 10 Cup 0056.752 • CTN 3 0056.760 • CTN 3 0056.766 • CTN 3 BLUE TEAPOT BLUE TEAPOT 2 Cup 6 Cup 0056.747 • CTN 3 0056.755 • CTN 3 TEAPOT 2 CUP 6 CUP 10 CUP CAPACITIES 450ml 16 fl oz 1100ml 39 fl oz 1500ml 53 fl oz All include labels. 10 | RAYWARE AUTUMN / WINTER 2020 GREEN TEAPOT GREEN TEAPOT 2 Cup 6 Cup 0056.748 • CTN 3 0056.756 • CTN 3 OLIVE GREEN TEAPOT OLIVE GREEN TEAPOT 2 Cup 6 Cup 0056.738 • CTN 3 0056.742 • CTN 3 TEAL BLUE TEAPOT TEAL BLUE TEAPOT 2 Cup 6 Cup 0056.739 • CTN 3 0056.743 • CTN 3 JADE GREEN TEAPOT JADE GREEN TEAPOT 2 Cup 6 Cup 0056.737 • CTN 3 0056.741 • CTN 3 All include labels. 11 MATT GLAZE Two and six cup teapots can be used with and without the stainless steel filter featured on page 16. GREY TEAPOT TAUPE TEAPOT 2 Cup 2 Cup 0056.725 • CTN 3 0056.726 • CTN 3 GREY TEAPOT TAUPE TEAPOT 6 Cup 6 Cup 0056.732 • CTN 3 0056.733 • CTN 3 NAVY BLUE TEAPOT MATT CREAM TEAPOT MATT BLACK TEAPOT 2 Cup 2 Cup 2 Cup 0056.727 • CTN 3 0056.728 • CTN 3 0056.729 • CTN 3 NAVY BLUE TEAPOT MATT CREAM TEAPOT MATT BLACK TEAPOT 6 Cup 6 Cup 6 Cup 0056.734 • CTN 3 0056.735 • CTN 3 0056.736 • CTN 3 TEAPOT 2 CUP 6 CUP CAPACITIES 450ml 16 fl oz 1100ml 39 fl oz All include labels. 12 | RAYWARE AUTUMN / WINTER 2020 CLASSIC TONES Two and six cup teapots can be used with and without the stainless steel filter featured on page 16. GLOSS BLACK TEAPOT GLOSS CREAM TEAPOT 2 Cup 2 Cup 0056.745 • CTN 3 0056.746 • CTN 3 GLOSS BLACK TEAPOT GLOSS CREAM TEAPOT 6 Cup 6 Cup 0056.753 • CTN 3 0056.754 • CTN 3 ROCKINGHAM TEAPOT ROCKINGHAM TEAPOT ROCKINGHAM TEAPOT 2 Cup 6 Cup 10 Cup 0056.715 • CTN 3 0056.718 • CTN 3 0056.721 • CTN 3 WHITE TEAPOT WHITE TEAPOT WHITE TEAPOT 2 Cup 6 Cup 10 Cup 0056.716 • CTN 3 0056.719 • CTN 3 0056.722 • CTN 3 TEAPOT 2 CUP 6 CUP 10 CUP CAPACITIES 450ml 16 fl oz 1100ml 39 fl oz 1500ml 53 fl oz All include labels. 13 14 | RAYWARE AUTUMN / WINTER 2020 PASTEL SHADES Introducing our new Lavender 2 cup and 6 cup teapots to perfectly complement our existing pastel collection. Two and six cup teapots can be used with and without the stainless steel filter featured on page 16. NEW LAVENDER TEAPOT PINK TEAPOT BLUE TEAPOT 2 Cup 2 Cup 2 Cup 0056.783 • CTN 3 0056.774 • CTN 3 0056.776 • CTN 3 NEW LAVENDER TEAPOT PINK TEAPOT BLUE TEAPOT 6 Cup 6 Cup 6 Cup 0056.784 • CTN 3 0056.771 • CTN 3 0056.773 • CTN 3 MINT TEAPOT MINT TEAPOT YELLOW TEAPOT 2 Cup 6 Cup 6 Cup 0056.767 • CTN 3 0056.768 • CTN 3 0056.772 • CTN 3 TEAPOT 2 CUP 6 CUP CAPACITIES 450ml 16 fl oz 1100ml 39 fl oz All include labels. 15 PERFECTLY INFUSED At Price & Kensington we understand that to achieve the perfect cup of tea you first need the best brewing items. With this in mind we offer two sizes of durable teapot filters that will fit our two cup and six cup teapots. Our new and improved filters are made from strong and robust stainless steel, with a simple locking mechanism to allow loose leaf tea to brew perfectly. 2 CUP STAINLESS STEEL FILTER 6 CUP STAINLESS STEEL FILTER H 6.5 x W 6.3 x D 6.3 cm H 11.5 x W 8.5 x D 11.5 cm Dishwasher Safe. Gift Box Dishwasher Safe. Gift Box 0056.545 • CTN 12 0056.546 • CTN 12 SPECIALITY NOVELTY INFUSER WITH DRIP TRAY SPECIALITY TEA STICK INFUSER H 7 x W 8 x D 7 cm H 20 x W 9 cm Gift Box Sleeve This durable and sturdy stainless steel infuser will create the A quality loose leaf can be layered and complex. ideal brew every time. Simply fill the infuser with desired tea leaves. Immerse the infuser in the cup or mug of boiling water The tea stick infuser is the perfect way to unlock those flavours and infuse to the desired strength. The chain makes it easy to and enjoy a truly wonderful cup of tea. We recommend that remove, so no burnt fingers. you use this high quality stainless steel tea stick with larger leaf The handy drip tray holds the infuser and drips when removed.
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