Credits

The photographs stand in for the shop's own. Each is listed with what it really shows and who took or holds it. New pieces are shown by photographs of contemporary handmade work; found pieces by museum objects in the public domain. All were cut out and colour-matched for the shelves.

• Treacle-glaze jugStoneware jug by Michael Casson, 1975, York Art Gallery. Photo: York Museums Trust, courtesy of Michael Casson, CC BY-SA 3.0, Wikimedia Commons
• Cream mixing bowlPudding basin, Crown Lynn Potteries, New Zealand, mid 20th century, Auckland War Memorial Museum. Photo: Auckland War Memorial Museum; maker Crown Lynn Potteries Ltd, CC BY 4.0, Wikimedia Commons
• Cherry cooking spoonHand-carved wooden spoon with a star mark, photographed in the UK, 2017. Photo: Melita Kyle (via 500px), CC BY-SA 3.0, Wikimedia Commons
• Speckled stoneware bowlStoneware sugar bowl, Leach Pottery, York Art Gallery. Photo: York Museums Trust staff, CC BY-SA 3.0, Wikimedia Commons
• Speckled stoneware mugStoneware cup, Leach Pottery, York Art Gallery. Photo: York Museums Trust staff, CC BY-SA 3.0, Wikimedia Commons
• Salt-glazed jug, cobalt birdJug, American, 1790–1830. The Met, CC0 (public domain), The Met
• Tenmoku tea bowlStoneware bowl by Jim Malone, 1999, York Art Gallery. Photo: York Museums Trust, courtesy of Jim Malone, CC BY-SA 3.0, Wikimedia Commons
• Tenmoku cup and saucerBreakfast cup and saucer with tenmoku glaze by Harry Davis, Crowan Pottery, York Art Gallery. Photo: York Museums Trust, courtesy of Harry Davis, CC BY-SA 3.0, Wikimedia Commons
• Creamware teapotTeapot, ca. 1800. The Met, CC0 (public domain), The Met
• Celadon beakerBeaker by William Bower Dalton, 1958, York Art Gallery. Photo: York Museums Trust, courtesy of William Bower Dalton, CC BY-SA 3.0, Wikimedia Commons
• Pale green bowl, slip-trailedSlip-trailed bowl by Takeshi Yasuda, York Art Gallery. Photo: York Museums Trust, courtesy of Takeshi Yasuda, CC BY-SA 3.0, Wikimedia Commons
• Pewter platePlate, 18th century. The Met, CC0 (public domain), The Met
• Cut-glass tumbler, wheatTumbler, New England Glass Company, 1825–40. The Met, CC0 (public domain), The Met
• Blue check tea towelHand-woven tea towel, Weverijmuseum Geldrop, 2017. Photo: Hanno Lans, CC BY 4.0, Wikimedia Commons
• Blue block tea towelWoven tea towel designed by Piet Hein Eek, Weverijmuseum Geldrop, 2017. Photo: Hanno Lans, CC BY 4.0, Wikimedia Commons
• Toile cloth, redLes Travaux de la Manufacture (The Activities of the Factory) (Furnishing Fabric), Jean Baptiste Huet, 1783-84. Art Institute of Chicago, CC0 (public domain), Art Institute of Chicago
• Embroidered hand towelEmbroidered towel, 1800s. Cleveland Museum of Art, CC0 (public domain), Cleveland Museum of Art
• Brass candlestickSkultuna no. 13 brass candlestick, Skultuna Messingsbruk, Sweden (one of a pair). Photo: R. Henrik Nilsson, CC BY 4.0, Wikimedia Commons
• Twisted beeswax tapers, pairTwisted beeswax tapers (two of seven). Photo: Jonathunder, CC BY-SA 3.0, Wikimedia Commons
• White glass oil lampOil Lamp, New England Glass Company, 1830–40. The Met, CC0 (public domain), The Met
• Pewter chamberstickChamber Candlestick, Henry Hopper, 1842–47. The Met, CC0 (public domain), The Met
• Pewter oil lampOil Lamp, c. 1800. Art Institute of Chicago, CC0 (public domain), Art Institute of Chicago
• Mottled jug for tapersPitcher, American, 1800–1900. The Met, CC0 (public domain), The Met
• Nell's black jug (About page)Mug, Ancient Greek, about 460 BCE. Art Institute of Chicago, CC0 (public domain), Art Institute of Chicago
• Catherine Hill (About page)Catherine Hill at Paul Street, Frome (geograph.org.uk 5050024). Photo: Derek Harper, CC BY-SA 2.0, Wikimedia Commons

Type and icons

• Romande ADFArkandis Digital Foundry, GPL with font exception
• Ek MuktaEk Type, SIL Open Font License
• Phosphor iconsMIT licence

Facts

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