Our collections
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Classic
ShopSimple shapes, delicate pastels and hand-painted 24-carat gold details make this dinner service a timeless classic.
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Millefleur
ShopAn intricate blue-and-white design, created using traditional wood engraving and inspired by the British Isles.
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Kelling
ShopA colourful collection created in collaboration with Kelling Designs, bringing a fresh approach to traditional English tableware.
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Tottering-by-Gently
ShopAnnie Tempest's much-loved cartoons, reproduced on English fine bone china mugs, make the perfect gifts.
Bespoke Fine Bone China
From family dinner services to commissions for leading international brands, discover our bespoke tableware, designed and made in England.
Made in England
The strength, whiteness and delicate translucency of fine bone china, made in Stoke-on-Trent using 50% bone ash.
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Pair of Millefleur fine bone china mugs
Regular price £84.00Regular price -
Millefleur fine bone china teapot
Regular price £124.00Regular price -
'The Multitasker' Tottering-by-Gently fine bone china mug
Regular price £32.00Regular price -
Yolk fine bone china dinner plate
Regular price £48.00Regular price -
Mixed set of four classic fine bone china mugs
Regular price £116.00Regular price -
Gold Rim fine bone china dinnerware set
Regular price From £152.00Regular price
From the Journal
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The Wild Boar of Garrhan
The story of Xavier Britain began in 2017 at Garrhan, our family's eighteenth-century hunting lodge in south-west France. Inspired by the wild boar roaming the surrounding forests, we commissioned a...
The Wild Boar of Garrhan
The story of Xavier Britain began in 2017 at Garrhan, our family's eighteenth-century hunting lodge in south-west France. Inspired by the wild boar roaming the surrounding forests, we commissioned a...
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Notes on China No. 1: On Bone Ash
Does fine bone china actually contain real animal bone ash? Discover the remarkable British invention that made England a world leader in a competitive ceramics market.
Notes on China No. 1: On Bone Ash
Does fine bone china actually contain real animal bone ash? Discover the remarkable British invention that made England a world leader in a competitive ceramics market.
