Catalogue
The range
Four objects and a short list of parts. Every price is the price you pay; postage is added on the payment page and nowhere else.
Yard broom
A metre and a half of ash, bound with wire to a head of stiff bristle. Heavy enough to sweep a yard wet. Made in runs of forty by Ines Kovar, who has been making the same broom for eleven years and has changed the head once. Buy it here.
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Low stool
Three legs driven into a solid elm seat, wedged, and oiled. No screws, no glue, forty centimetres high. It will rock on a bad floor and sit still on a good one. Runs of twenty-five by Tomas Drenth. Buy it here.
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Deep bowl
Turned from one piece of elm, twenty-six centimetres across, deeper than it looks. One size only, because a second size would halve the run. Oiled, not lacquered, so it wants washing by hand. Runs of sixty by Marit Sande. Buy it here.
00
Wool blanket
Sold out, and the entry stays here so you know it exists. Undyed wool, woven in a single width on a loom that will not make a wider one. The next run comes off in the winter. Write to us and we will tell you when, once, and not again.
Sold out
About this page
Why does the link take me somewhere else?
Because that is where the payment is handled. We would rather send you to a page that does one job properly than run a checkout badly ourselves. You come back here for everything except paying.
How do I know something is still available?
The price field says so. An entry that reads Sold out is sold out; an entry with a price has at least one left as of the last time we looked, which is most days.
Can I buy two things at once?
Not in one payment, no. Follow both links and pay twice. We will see the two orders, put them in one parcel and refund the second lot of postage.
Do you hold anything back for me?
No. Nothing is reserved and there is no waiting list, apart from the one message we send when a sold-out run returns.