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James Martin celebrates at Spring Fair J
ames Martin is commemorating a 10- year partnership with
Denby - and to mark this milestone, the TV presenter and chef was presented with a special plate by the company at the Spring Fair on Tuesday February 6. Given James' well-
documented appreciation of cars, Denby produced a design featuring a steering wheel from a classic car. At the show, Denby launched
a selection of new dessert sets for the Denby James Martin Gastro range. The items come in four options: a two-piece dessert bowl set (pictured); two- piece dessert plate and pouring jug set; two-piece dessert plate and shallow dessert dish; or a two-piece dessert plate, bowl and pouring jug. Denby said: “As James is known for his sweet
tooth and his roots as a pastry chef, this range is the perfect way to celebrate his love of desserts and the 10-year anniversary of our collaboration’. Their partnership began when Denby invited
James to open its Home Store at Denby Pottery Village in Derbyshire in 2006. James came along at the right time because, in Denby’s words: “We were going through a period of development of cookware and valued the input from a professional chef. James had some great ideas for cook and serveware to bring a spark of innovation to challenge traditional designs.” The result was the Denby James Martin Cook & Serve range which followed in 2008,
Tower
Hailed by the company as ‘a smash hit’ at Spring Fair, Tower’s Rose Gold range is now available nationwide. It encompasses small electricals and kitchenware across three lines - Bottega, Linear and Rose Gold. Its ‘elegant, on-trend rose gold accents will help elevate the style of any kitchen,’ Tower says.
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uwww.towerhousewares.co.uk
Creative Products
The home and garden gadgets supplier revealed refreshed packaging and new products including Thermo Gloves (pictured), described as a practical, user-friendly alternative to traditional oven gloves; and the cordless Cyclone Sweeper. Creative Products is known for its ‘no risk’ retail opportunity, meaning products are supplied on a fully sale or return basis.
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uwww.creativeproducts.ltd.uk
Salter
Featuring a satin finish and riveted steel handles, the Salter Stainless Steel Timeless Collection is described as ‘an ideal way to cook healthy meals easily’. The pans are safe for dishwasher use and suitable for all hob types including induction.
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uwww.saltercookshop.com
featuring casserole dishes, triangular bowls and petal-shaped platters. A year later, Denby celebrated its
bicentenary and to honour the occasion, it co- developed the Denby James Martin Dine set, as well as special limited edition Denby pieces. According to Denby, Dine ‘broke the mould of traditional white porcelain tableware with a striking yet simple design’, including gourmet bowls, espresso cups and saucers, a leaf- shaped platter and salad plate. In 2010, Denby James Martin Everyday was
launched: a collection of dining and drinking pieces made of white porcelain. Five years on, reflecting more relaxed food
serving trends, Denby and James launched Gastro: a collection of kits and serving pieces inspired by gastropub dining, from mini fry baskets to ceramic ramekins. Denby said: “Working with James over the
past decade has been a fascinating and invaluable experience. We’re very proud of what we’ve accomplished, and look forward to the next exciting developments.”
James also visited Horwood’s stand to demon- strate his new cookware, which joins the Stellar James Martin Collection of bakeware, textiles, cutlery and kitchen knives. The range comprises 11 stainless steel saucepans, plus a three- and five-piece set.
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