Salad Bowls & Serving Platters Burleigh Pottery

Enjoy soups or stews with this elegant bowl from Burleigh. It features their iconic Blue Asiatic Pheasants pattern and adds timeless style to your tabletop. Made from durable earthenware, this bowl is more→dishwasher and microwave safeperfect for both daily use and special occasions. Featuring elegant birds and beautiful florals, the Blue Asiatic Pheasants collection launched in 1862 and is one of Burleighs most iconic and versatile patterns. The classic pattern you see on each piece is the result of a traditional printing process in which patterns are hand-engraved onto copper-based cylinders and then spread onto Burleighs tableware. Each piece of Burleigh pottery has been made in …

Featuring Burleighs iconic Calico pattern, this soup bowl is ideal for enjoying soups and stews. The beautiful floral pattern is elegant and timeless. Made from durable earthenware, this piece is dish more→washer and microwave safeperfect for both daily use and special occasions. Calico was first added to the Burleigh pattern book in 1968 and has been in production ever since. With every piece of Blue Calico made by hand in the heart of The Potteries, its inspired by 19th-century indigo fabric. Each piece of Burleigh pottery has been made in Burslem, England since 1889 using traditional techniques that have been passed down for 170 years. Each piece of Burleigh pottery runs through …

Serve up soups, stews and more with the striking Burleigh Blue Arden Soup Bowl. The charming design is the result of a traditional printing process in which patterns are hand-engraved onto copper-base more→d cylinders and then spread onto Burleighs tableware. Made from durable earthenware, this bowl is dishwasher and microwave safe, making it perfect for both special occasions and daily use. Each piece of Burleigh pottery has been made in Burslem, England since 1889 using traditional techniques that have been passed down for 170 years. Each piece of Burleigh pottery runs through their rigorous quality checks, and if there are no faults, it goes to be decorated in Burleighs famous Transferring …