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Pink Asiatic Pheasants Breakfast Cup Gift Set

Pink Asiatic Pheasants Breakfast Cup Gift Set

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Pink Asiatic Pheasants Breakfast Cup Gift Set

The Pink Asiatic Pheasants Breakfast Cup Gift set from Burleigh Pottery is made from their unique fine earthenware. It features a hand decorated using a design of delicate pink and white which has been uniquely decorated by skilled craftsmen with Burleigh's centuries-old technique of tissue transfer printing from hand-engraved copper rollers. The Pink Asiatic Breakfast cup set includes a Breakfast Cup, Saucer and 7" Plate. These traditionally hand made breakfast cup sets make your everyday tea that little bit more special. Burleigh have been crafting fine earthenware since 1851 Made in Middleport, Stoke-on-Trent Care advice for your tea cup: Burleigh products are microwave and dishwasher safe. We recommend using low temperatures and liquid detergents when washing, or alternatively washing by hand and drying with a soft cloth. Unsuitable for oven and freezer use.

Made in Stoke on Trent

Pink Asiatic Pheasants Breakfast Cup Gift Set highlights

Delicate pink pheasants hand-decorated with Burleigh's copper roller technique transform breakfast into an elegant ritual. Great choice for those who appreciate Stoke-on-Trent's distinctive earthenware traditions.

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Meet the Maker: Burleigh Pottery

Since 1851, Burleigh has crafted exquisite earthenware using the ancient tissue transfer technique - a 200-year-old underglaze printing method that makes them the only pottery in the world still employing this intricate process. Based at Middleport Pottery in Stoke-on-Trent since 1889, this Grade II* listed Victorian model factory represents the last working pottery of its kind in Britain. Founded by William Leigh and Frederick Rathbone Burgess, whose names combined to create the Burleigh trademark, the company supplied church candles to Westminster Abbey and St Paul's Cathedral before expanding into their iconic blue and white tableware. Prince Charles's Regeneration Trust invested £9 million in 2011 to preserve this national treasure, where skilled craftspeople still hand-polish each piece and use copper rollers engraved with archive patterns dating back over a century.