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RHS Enterprises Limited works with carefully selected companies who share our high standards of quality and design granting licenses under contract to use the RHS name and works of art on their products in return for royalty income.
Whichford Pottery
Jim Keeling, the design force at Whichford Pottery, was given unfettered access to the resources of the RHS’s superb art collection in the Lindley Library, London. The results offer something for everyone - simple or inlaid, tiny or grand.
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The Wisley Gardener’s Pan
Traditional seedpans were developed by the Victorians for shallow-rooted plants. They are also good for alpine plants, small bulbs and succulents. Available in five sizes. |
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The Wisley Gardener’s Pot
The all-time favourite, eminently sensible flower pot, with a coloured rope pattern roulette top and bottom to add a dash of modern class. Available in four sizes. |
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The Wisley Apple Tree Pot
Ideal for your windowsill. Embossed with the RHS tree logo and covered in a rich green glaze. In three sizes and saucers available. |
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The RHS Jekyll Flower Pot
A beautiful pen and ink drawing of an old lace design from Gertrude Jekyll’s sketchbook was the inspiration for this pot. A special way of inlaying this intricate pattern, using a series of hand-cut plaster stamps, was developed to produce a really sumptuous decoration. Available in three sizes. |
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RHS Bicentenary Urn
These magnificent 17th century style urns are made exclusively by Jim Keeling. Similar designs are illustrated in the charming woodcuts of Io. Baptistae Ferrarius’ Hesperides published in Rome in 1646. |
For additional product information contact Whichford Pottery on 01608 684 416; mailto:flowerpots@whichfordpottery.com or visit www.whichfordpottery.com
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