We’ve rationalised our clocks range aiming for a cleaner, quirkier range the Brathay blue-grey with silver numerals kitchen clocks (big and small) are our most popular, adding, we think, a timeless sophistication to any kitchen, but since we introduced the creamy Baycliff limestone range we have been pleasantly surprised by its popularity. Continue Reading
A pastry board is a welcome addition to any kitchen, and ours look so good, how could we possibly improve on them? Well if you are looking for that useful yet personal gift to celebrate anniversaries weddings or any special event then this combines class beauty and functionality and is sure to be well received. Continue Reading
Coniston Stonecraft: A company whose heritage of handcrafted products using stone from Lakeland quarries goes back 40 years, has a new owner… Cumbrian-born businessman Brendan Donnelly believes he may have just bought one of the greenest enterprises in the Lake District. Coniston Stonecraft, which makes hand-crafted signs in its workshops on the fells above Coniston… Continue Reading
Rustic or polished? These lamps are objects of beauty in their own right our favourites are the large rustic lamp (pictured) made from Brathay blue-grey slate from the Kirby moor or high fell quarry, or the exquisitely polished large oblong duo from elterwater green slate, the pair are both the same yet subtly different and… Continue Reading
We make all sorts of tea lights here at Coniston, round, square, short or tall, all are individual because of the material we use, yet all are beautiful, few objects show off the unique quality of Westmorland sea green slate or Baycliff creamy limestone like these and they are a welcome addition to any home. Continue Reading
SIGNS We make loads of signs here at Coniston Stonecraft, big small wide and tall, we make them in beautiful Westmorland sea green slate, Brathay blue-grey slate and Baycliff creamy limestone and we’re rightly proud of how they look. We use a ‘v’ for a deep and clean look that reduces any discolouration and we… Continue Reading
Coniston stonecraft workshops are perched on the slopes of ‘Coniston Old Man’ on each side of us run ‘becks’ taking the mountain rain to coniston water. Church beck powers the small hydro electric station that provides all our power needs, and mines beck is used to cool all our cutting and polishing machines (removing our… Continue Reading
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