Colm was born in Dublin in February 1969. In his early years he attended
Mrs Carroll´s craft courses in the Pine Forest during the summer holidays. It
was here that he first fell in love with creating objects from clay. His full
range can be viewed on this website, his teapot design is particularly worth
a look.
Enhance the simple and stylish serving of any meal with Stephen Pearce plates,
bowls, cups, saucers, mugs, jugs, butter dishes, serving pieces and more. View 3
pages displaying the complete Stephen Pearce's Traditional range of pottery. Also,
3 new pages of Stephen Pearce's Shanagarry range have now been added
Please have a look at some of the Knitwear and clothing we have in stock
modelled by our very own Ann and her niece
We sell the full range of Guinness giftware, everything from glasses to
Guinness flavoured chocolate!. Not all items are displayed on website, but
enquire, we stock the entire range.
Smaller version of old style Irish road sign which were in place up until last decade.
The original sign were made of a type of cast metal and had black print on a white
background with a number to indicate the distance in miles. Very few of these sign
remain because of them being stolen as souvenirs or by being replaced by more
up to date florecent signs in Kilometers. Our replica signs are of a clay ( pottery )
material and are hand made and hand painted and come from schrule in Co.Mayo.
We have a selection of slate clocks and mirrors. Each is made using recycled slate,
which was used in time gone by as a roofing material. have a look, they are really
nice.
We have a selection of Michael Kennedy Pottery in store. This is not prepared for
the web yet but you may browse the images if you wish as his full catalogue is on
file by us. If you wish to open this file to see this range of artistic ceramic works
then click on the Michael Kennedy catalogue link above and open the . Please
allow a few minutes to download as it is a very large catalogue, 122MB.
Jack O'Patsy Pottery began trading and developing the unique range of
stoneware in the Spring of 1995 ( ceased in 2004 ). After six months of
intensive working on shapes and glazes had developed a product to be
proud of. High firing stoneware clay together with the use of reactive
lead-free glazes give a very high quality product which is microwave,
dishwasher and oven proof. A simple Celtic spiral design is inspired by the
megalithic art at Newgrange. Jack O'Patsy had a full range of tableware
including items such as ramekins, teapots, dishes along with several
different shapes and sizes of plates, cups, mugs, jugs and carafes.