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Makers of Traditional English Kitchenware
for over 200 years
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Cornish Pottery from T G Green
Mason Cash is one of only a few companies
making traditional ceramic kitchen equipment from traditional
materials in the traditional way. What makes these products
particularly appealing is that they are likely to become
well used and loved family heirlooms which will still be
going strong in 50 years time. What's more, they tend to
look just as at home in modern kitchens as they do in more
tradional ones. The origins of Mason Cash go back to a pottery
which was already operating on the current site at Church
Gresley in Derbyshire around 1800. The pottery was run by
a succession of Master Potters of whom the most colourful
was "Bossy" Mason in the late 19th Century. When Tom Cash
acquired the pottery in 1901 he changed the name to Mason
Cash & Co - a name retained when the company was incorporated
by his son in 1941. The business has remained family owned
and run throughout its history, and Mason Cash continues
to make traditional products, using traditional, local materials
wherever possible.
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Mortar & Pestle Sets
The best morter & pestle sets still made at the same place as they were back in 1800.
from only:
£ 9.95
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Mixing Bowls
Instantly recognisable and often poorly copied,
these are THE high-quality originals!
from only: £ 12.95
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Pudding Basins
Not just for Royal Christmas Puddings, but also steaming, whisking, storage and display!
from only: £ 8.95
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Some people are surprised that Derbyshire has a tradition of ceramic manufacture. However potteries were founded where good clay and coal were found and, as a result, there was once significant pottery business in South Wales, South and West Yorkshire, Lancashire and Scotland. In more recent years many of those areas have lost their potteries - Mason Cash, however, continues to make traditional products, using traditional, local materials wherever possible.
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