19TH CENTURY TRANSFER DECORATED POTTERY DARNING EGG IN GREEN WITH HAND-PAINTED 'H' MOTIF [1830] RTBJAN2026 medium and large

medium and large

Finished with JW ANDERSON embroidery on the cuff

Shaped from sustainably sourced beechwood and filled with natural boar bristles

these handmade chairs are grounded in the traditional aesthetic of historic chairmaking

celebrating the collection's enduring craftsmanship and playful design language

19TH CENTURY TRANSFER DECORATED POTTERY DARNING EGG IN GREEN WITH HAND-PAINTED 'H' MOTIF [1830] RTBJAN2026 medium and largeA 19th Century pottery darning egg A rare antique darning egg, crafted in a style popularised by the Whitehaven Pottery in Cumbria, England. Decorated with a green transfer print, one side depicting a horse with a H; the other side depicts an owl with an O. These rare eggs were used to help mend socks and stockings, providing a firm surface to stretch fabric over. A decorative piece, grounded in craftmanship.