This shoe with its intricate pattern on the edges of the individual sections, balmoral & wing tip with rosette is know as the ‘full brogue’. Trickers of Jermyn Street: Goodyear Welted Calf Leather The English master shoemaker, Joseph Tricker, founded the company R.E. Tricker Ltd in 1829. Today, five generations later, it is still a family-owned business. Only the finest materials are used, such as calf leather & leather soles, all made with a labour intensive oak bark tanning process. Not only the careful selection of materials, but also the legendary workmanship are decisive for the external appearance of a shoe. Tricker’s produce a classic, typical British shoe with elegance & understatement. Tricker’s shoes are goodyear welted. This traditional method of production entails the upper leather being welt stitched around the top flat edge. The sole is also stitched to the frame. The sole, the inner sole & the layer of cork between the two soles are sewn together & not glued together, encouraging the natural heel-toe walking of the foot. After goodyear welted shoes have been worn in, they are extremely comfortable to wear & last an exceptionally long time. After the shoe has been worn, shoehorns should be placed inside for at least a day. It will thank you for it! ...

This shoe with its intricate pattern on the edges of the individual sections, balmoral & wing tip with rosette is know as the ‘full brogue’. Trickers of Jermyn Street: Goodyear Welted Calf Leather The English master shoemaker, Joseph Tricker, founded the company R.E. Tricker Ltd in 1829. Today, five generations later, it is still a family-owned business. Only the finest materials are used, such as calf leather & leather soles, all made with a labour intensive oak bark tanning process. Not only the careful selection of materials, but also the legendary workmanship are decisive for the external appearance of a shoe. Tricker’s produce a classic, typical British shoe with elegance & understatement. Tricker’s shoes are goodyear welted. This traditional method of production entails the upper leather being welt stitched around the top flat edge. The sole is also stitched to the frame. The sole, the inner sole & the layer of cork between the two soles are sewn together & not glued together, encouraging the natural heel-toe walking of the foot. After goodyear welted shoes have been worn in, they are extremely comfortable to wear & last an exceptionally long time. After the shoe has been worn, shoehorns should be placed inside for at least a day. It will thank you for it! ...

This shoe with its intricate pattern on the edges of the individual sections, balmoral & wing tip with rosette is know as the ‘full brogue’. Trickers of Jermyn Street: Goodyear Welted Calf Leather The English master shoemaker, Joseph Tricker, founded the company R.E. Tricker Ltd in 1829. Today, five generations later, it is still a family-owned business. Only the finest materials are used, such as calf leather & leather soles, all made with a labour intensive oak bark tanning process. Not only the careful selection of materials, but also the legendary workmanship are decisive for the external appearance of a shoe. Tricker’s produce a classic, typical British shoe with elegance & understatement. Tricker’s shoes are goodyear welted. This traditional method of production entails the upper leather being welt stitched around the top flat edge. The sole is also stitched to the frame. The sole, the inner sole & the layer of cork between the two soles are sewn together & not glued together, encouraging the natural heel-toe walking of the foot. After goodyear welted shoes have been worn in, they are extremely comfortable to wear & last an exceptionally long time. After the shoe has been worn, shoehorns should be placed inside for at least a day. It will thank you for it! ...

For the terrace & balcony. Completely mounted with 15 m tricot hose, 1.5 m connecting hose (3/4" connecting thread), brass nozzle & brass coupling – both compatible with all current connector systems. Stable zinc-plated all-steel construction. With wall mount including assembly parts. Width 38 cm, depth 34 cm, height 40 cm, weight 5.5 kg. ...

The supplier of this basket has been making picnic baskets for over 60 years. The basket is woven by hand from unstripped willow. The handle is covered with leather, the fastening toggles & retaining straps are also made from leather. Inside there is everything you need for a picnic for four with French bread, cheese & red wine: 4 ceramic plates, 4 glasses, 1 small cooler bottle, 1 tablecloth & 4 serviettes of cotton, salt & pepper, 1 bottle opener, 4 knives, forks & dessert spoons respectively, 1 bottle cooler. ...

As with all our articles made by the French porcelain manufacturer, Pillivuyt, these souffle dishes are also made from shock-resistant hard porcelain. Like hard pottery from Emile Henry, hard porcelain can be used in an oven, microwave, dishwasher & freezer. Ideal for making ptes, ragouts, gratins & starters as well as desserts. & Oslash; 6.8 cm (212;” approx.), height 3.2 cm (112;” approx.), weight 66 g ...

This pot for making hot chocolate has been made by Pillivuyt in France for more than 130 years with its shape unchanged. It is made from hard porcelain & is hence heat-resistant & highly robust. The handle & stirrer which is pushed through the lid are made from wood, which prevents burning. Before use, rinse the jug with hot water to warm it up. Height 30.5 cm, volume 0.9 l, weight 750 g. ...

Small flan dish for making souffles, gratins or cakes in individual portions. Traditional outer shape, smooth inside, which makes cleaning easier. Pillyvuyt have been making tough porcelain for the catering trade & discerning home cooks since 1818. By firing it at 1430 degrees C, each item is shatter-resistant, particularly at the edges, dishwasher safe & suitable for oven, microwave & deep freeze. Because of the high manufacturing standards, Pillivuyt can be used for baking, making gratins, serving & keeping food warm. Diameter 11.5 cm, height 2.5 cm, weight 138 g. ...