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Louis Potts & Co

1.4 (7 reviews)
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Baltic Trader Polish Pottery

Baltic Trader Polish Pottery

5.0(1 review)
0.5 mi

Boleslawiec Polish Pottery is hidden away in the Needlemakers, a little undercover collection of…read moreshops in Lewes. Off the main track by quite a step, it's a huge collection of Polish pottery, all blue and white, made in a style particular to Boleslawiec, a south-west Polish town on the borders of a deep forest. The technique is based in hand stamping, which gives rise to beautiful repetitive patterns in a deep royal blue glaze, and has been going since around 1830. Some of the patterns will be familiar to you - I've seen the peacock eye pattern on a few things before. According to the information (which is posted around the shop) these are associated with the German Art Nouveau movement. Some of the patterns are clearly a modern addition though, like the five-pointed star pattern of white on blue, but they go very well with the older, more traditional ones and look brilliant. Although the pottery looks very delicate, it's actually extremely hard wearing and durable - due to a high kiln temperature and a fine glaze, it can withstand dishwashers, microwaves, freezers, ovens and Agas. The prices are surprisingly low for handmade, imported pottery - a large mug comes in at about £10, while teapots are between £15 and £25. Ovenproof pie dishes are around £15. There's a very friendly atmosphere in the shop as well - a knowledgeable old lady presides behind the counter and there are notices up everywhere actively encouraging people to handle the pottery. This is definitely going to be on my rounds for gift-shopping, and future browsing next to their delicious smelling café...

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Brighton and Hove Kitchens

Brighton and Hove Kitchens

4.5(2 reviews)
9.3 mi

I researched five companies and decided that a smallish local firm would have better coordination…read moreand cooperation between the design engineer, the suppliers and the fitters than is likely to be the case with the corporate people. (You do hear horror stories.) There was a small glitch over the starting date due to staff illness, but otherwise everything ran smoothly and efficiently. It's a small house with very little extra space to leave stuff. We were having the walls, ceiling and floor done at the same time - all arranged with B&H Kitchens - but Darren the fitter had everything sorted out without any fuss and a minimum of inconvenience. The standard of work is excellent and we are very pleased with the end result. It's always good when you are dealing with helpful, friendly people, for whom nothing seems like too much trouble. Thanks chaps.

Great service from this company, who we used for our new kitchen in 2013. They designed a fabulous…read morekitchen for us which gave us everything we were looking for and came in at less than the cost we thought it would be. Their installation team were all really reliable and friendly and it was a pleasure to have them in our home. We found that Brighton & Hove Kitchens gave a very personal level of service, as they are a small company. Any niggles were dealt with quickly and we appreciated the time they took to explain everything to us. We would definitely use them again.

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Flint At Home - Photo courtesy of Emma J.

Flint At Home

3.8(4 reviews)
0.3 mi
£££

Flint at Home is the sister shop to Flint down the road. This is shop is much warmer in feel…read morethough, with beautiful wooden floors and a nicer balance between the beachy shabby chic look and minimalism. They sell small collections of home decor items like candles, cushions in muted antique rose patterns, simple stoneware mugs, as well as some furniture and lots of design books. It's all quite expensive but very good quality. I can't afford much here but I go and look for inspiration- I love the color of the walls in the shop- a fabulous grey/pale blue.

This branch of Flint now houses both Flint at Home (the housewares) and the Flint clothing…read morecollection. The housewares are on the ground floor, the clothing upstairs. On the ground floor they have lots of coffee table books, a few cosmetics by REN and fragrances by Miller Harris, some nice vases and ornaments, embroidered cushions and flowers. Everything is in pale colours, whites, greys, pale blues and creams, and there is lots of unfinished wood. Upstairs the clothing has a similar feel, pale neutral shades by designers such as Margaret Howell. I couldn't afford to shop here, a plain linen scarf will set you back a good £70, but I suppose the aesthetic is fairly pleasant in a sophisticated but unstuffy kind of way. Unfortunately I tend feel a bit uncomfortable when I go in because the shop lady stares at me a bit, and says hello like she doesn't really mean it.

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Louis Potts & Co - kitchenandbath - Updated May 2026

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