No. 41 Autumn/Winter 2026 · five spreads

The Issue. Shop every page.

Five spreads from the shop floor and from the tables of people who shop here. Tap a number to see the piece, tick what you want and add the lot in one go.

P.04The long table
P.10Supper, slowly
P.11Seven a.m.
P.01The cover
P.164 Saddlers Yard

P.04 The table edit

A long table seen from above: green and blue stoneware plates and bowls, candles in brass holders and a crumpled linen runner

The long table, laid for eight

Laid for eight in October: stoneware from Devon, candles dipped in Frome and a runner of washed linen. The bowls nest, the plates stack, and the candles burn for about nine hours.

P.10 Supper

A wooden dining table by a curtained window, set with white bowls on plates, a speckled stoneware jug and a striped linen cloth

Supper, slowly

Pale bowls on pale plates, a speckled jug and a tea towel that has seen a few winters. Everything here goes in the dishwasher, the tea towel included.

P.11 Breakfast

A pale stoneware mug steaming on a wooden table in bright low morning sun, a window behind

Seven a.m.

The oat-glaze mug, in the only light that matters. 330ml, a thumb-rest on the handle, and freckles from the iron in the clay, so no two match.

P.01 On the cover

A woman in a cream knitted jumper holding a dark ribbed stoneware mug in both hands

The cover, credited

A lambswool crew from a small knitter in the Dales and the ink-glaze mug we sell more of than anything else. The jumper comes in five sizes; the mug in three glazes.

P.16 The shop floor

Inside a calm homeware shop: a long counter, white vases on a concrete floor, shelves of ceramics and a throw over a ladder

4 Saddlers Yard, at four o’clock

Vases by the counter, a throw on the ladder, soap on the shelf by the door. If you would rather see it in person, ring and we will keep it behind the counter for 48 hours.

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