Blog Arts de la table — Denby Pottery
Denby Gypsy, history, design and collectability
Publié par Mike Eley le
Denby “Gypsy” is one of the most distinctive and characterful tableware designs produced by Denby Pottery in the 1970s. With its soft dusky pink glaze, gently curving shapes and bold floral decoration, it offers a very different look from the darker, more heavily banded designs that many people associate with Denby.
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Denby Appoints Administrators – What Could It Mean for Collectors and Replacement Tableware?
Publié par Mike Eley le
News emerged yesterday, Friday 13th March 2026, that Denby Pottery Company is to appoint administrators, marking a significant moment for one of Britain’s best known pottery manufacturers. Founded in Derbyshire in 1809, Denby has long been recognised for its durable stoneware and distinctive designs, many...
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Focus sur le motif : Denby "Arabesque"
Publié par Mike Eley le
Denby “Arabesque” remains one of the most instantly recognisable tableware designs of the 1960s. With its rich brown body and distinctive red, gold and cream decoration, it is a pattern that continues to appeal both to long time collectors and to those looking for replacement pieces for a much loved family set.
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