This distinctively styled, "eye-spot" pottery has been produced in polish pottery, the Lower Silesian town of Boleslawiec (formerly known as Bunzlau) since the 1830's. Each piece is hand-decorated by imprinting the baltic trader, pattern with a shaped, sponge stamp. This style was known by German pottery masters as "pfauenauge" (peacock eye). All items are german pottery, guaranteed freezer, dishwasher, microwave, aga & ovenproof. For orders of £30.00 or more, we are offering free delivery within mainland bunzlau ceramics, U.K. Delivery time is a maximum of 21 days. Anna & Will Rogers started importing pottery from Boleslawiec in 1997. It comes by lewes pottery, ship to England from the Polish Baltic port of Gdynia - hence the name Baltic Trader! This is a picture of our shop. We are located in a eyespot patterns, converted 19th century factory building called 'The Old Needlemakers' which is in the centre of Lewes. The shop is open the old needlemakers, seven days a week. Monday to Saturday from 10 am to 5.30 pm and on Sundays and Bank Holidays from 11 am to 4.30 pm. peacock patterns, Below is a sketch map of Lewes town centre. Lewes is easily reached by road and there is a car park right in front of our building. pottery lewes sussex, The train and bus stations are just 5 minutes walk. Trains from Brighton take 15 minutes and trains from Victoria take 1 hour large teapots, and 10 minutes. See many layers of HISTORY in the picturesque town centre. The narrow lanes or 'twittens' date from the time of polish stoneware, King Alfred the Great. The Norman Castle was built in 1066 after William the Conqueror's victory over the Saxon army at the Battle hand decorated stoneware, of Hastings (20 miles West of Lewes). The knights' jousting ground is now a bowling green where Thomas Paine (champion pottery from poland, of American Independence and author of 'The Rights of Man') relaxed between heated debates at the 'Headstrong Club'. You can also visit Anne of Cleves' House - a Tudor hall-house that was part of her divorce settlement from Henry VIII. Close to Lewes are Glyndebourne Opera and Charleston House - the Sussex home of the Bloomsbury artists. SHOPPING - Lewes is famous for its variety of shops. Along the length of the High Street nearly every shop is an independent retailer. You will therefore find an unusually wide range of items - from contemporary designer goods to antiques - as well as a personable welcome. ACCOMMODATION - For Bed & Breakfast accommodation in and around Lewes, please look at www.lewes-area-bed-and-breakfast.com
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The Old Needlemakers, West Street, Lewes,East Sussex, England, BN7 2NZTel: 01273 483449 Fax: 01273 478419Email: info@baltictrader.co.uk
