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Lily Butter Dish

Lily Pearmain

£85.00
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Lily Butter Dish

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This is a serious Butter Dish by Lily Pearmain. Wide and deep and sturdy. These hand thrown butter dishes are perfect for sitting stove side or on the breakfast table for all to enjoy. Available in red stoneware with a nicotine or glossy tin white glaze. The deep red clay adds depth and drama to an otherwise unassuming functional piece. 

9.5 cm (h) x 13 cm (w) approx.

Please note that due to the handmade nature of all products, the dimensions, colours, glazes etc. may vary from piece to piece. The image here is for illustration purposes only and you may not receive the actual piece featured in the image.

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MEET THE MAKER

Lily Pearmain Ceramics

Maker Details

Location

South East London

Main Materials

Stoneware

Technique

Wheel Thrown

Making Since

2017

In the Fodder Fold Since

2019

As Seen In

As seen in House & Garden | Elle Decoration | LivingEtc. | Homes & Gardens | Red | Elle UK | Stylist | Country Living | Real Homes

Bio

Lily Pearmain is a self taught potter living and working in South East London. She is driven by experimenting with processes and approaches to clay as a material, often using simple forms. Predominantly she uses the potters wheel. The work draws on British studio ceramics and the desire to make good, quiet, beautiful, and strong pots.