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The story started back in 1896 when the innovative

Price Brothers founded their earthenware

manufacturing company in Crown Works, Burslem,

specialising in tabletop accessories and teapots.

The brothers quickly became renowned for their

distinctive designs. Through their hard work and

dedication the Price Brothers brand saw rapid

success. In 1934 they moved to the Top Bridge

Works in Longport, where they became known as

Price Bros Ltd. During their time there, the brothers

developed a strong working bond with Kensington

Potteries, who specialised in novelty teapots.

This bond grew so strong that two companies

eventually merged in 1962 to become known as

Price and Kensington.

Rich in heritage and passionate about table top

accessories and teapots, the Price & Kensington

brand continues to flourish in the Rayware family.

Whilst teapots remain the heart of the product

range and continue to be in great demand in our

diverse and contemporary catering market, mugs,

cups, and high end tea accessories are all here to

complete the package.

The Ravenhead glass factory was founded

in 1842 St Helens, England by Frances Dixon.

The family run business expanded rapidly

and was passed down from father to son for

three generations.

Primarily producing bottles, Ravenhead branched

out into domestic tableware such as bowls, jugs

and drinking glasses in the 1930s. Between 1960

and 1990, it designed many iconic glasses for the

bar and catering industry.

Single-handedly changing the perception of

glass from a functional item, to a fashionable

statement for the kitchen and home, Ravenhead

continues to pioneer solutions within the

glasswares industry. High profile designers

such as Alexander Hardie Williamson shaped

the Ravenhead range, producing iconic designs

which are still well recognised today.

Ravenhead offers diverse and contemporary

glassware, with smaller inners than other

competitors to allow flexibility when fulfilling

orders in a competitive market.

Typhoon started their journey as a small

company with a simple philosophy, to bring high

end, Asian inspired products to a British market.

Design led kitchenware at competitive prices.

Simple. Our travels have taken us far and wide,

from developing nations to the fashion capitals

of the world. In every corner of the globe there is

a gem of an idea that needs a bit of Typhoon love

and attention.

The Typhoon brand continues to be a major

player in the Rayware family. Ranges include

many options of tea, coffee and sugar storage

solutions, chopping boards, bread bins, Asian

cooking tools, scales, cast iron ware, woks and

seasoning products.

We have cherry picked those products that are

of a commercial quality and have brought them

forward to our hospitality brochure.