Milk Bottle Vases | Handmade by Alice Funge
These ceramic milk bottle style vases are beautiful for displaying individual stems of flowers or posies. Decorated with a kitchen conversion chart written in Alice Funge’s grandmother’s handwriting.
Alice’s style is instantly recognisable from the white stoneware with coloured accents and her grandmother’s handwriting.
Everything is handmade so sizes are approximate and products may differ slightly from the photos.
Pieces are food safe and dishwasher safe, although hand washing is recommended.
These ceramic milk bottle style vases are beautiful for displaying individual stems of flowers or posies. Decorated with a kitchen conversion chart written in Alice Funge’s grandmother’s handwriting.
Alice’s style is instantly recognisable from the white stoneware with coloured accents and her grandmother’s handwriting.
Everything is handmade so sizes are approximate and products may differ slightly from the photos.
Pieces are food safe and dishwasher safe, although hand washing is recommended.
These ceramic milk bottle style vases are beautiful for displaying individual stems of flowers or posies. Decorated with a kitchen conversion chart written in Alice Funge’s grandmother’s handwriting.
Alice’s style is instantly recognisable from the white stoneware with coloured accents and her grandmother’s handwriting.
Everything is handmade so sizes are approximate and products may differ slightly from the photos.
Pieces are food safe and dishwasher safe, although hand washing is recommended.
All of Alice’s pieces are wheel thrown on the wheel at her pottery studio in Warwickshire, UK. They are made using white stoneware clay and decorated with coloured slips and snippets of her late grandmother’s recipes and handwriting. Ever since Alice had the idea to produce a range of kitchenware, she wanted to add something special to it – her grandmother’s own handwritten recipes and writing seemed the perfect idea, adding a very personal touch to an already unique, handmade collection.
You can find more of Alice’s work over on her Instagram @alicefungeceramics