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A snapshot of some of the new products launched at Spring Fair, held from February 2 to February 6 at the NEC in Birmingham


T&G Woodware


T&G Woodware says: ‘Add freshness to your offer with our new creations for Spring 2020. With a passion for sustainable and stylish kitchen solutions, we launched the Cottage Garden ceramic storage range (pictured) with FSC- certified beech wood serving boards and utensils with laser details at Spring Fair. Inspired by traditional British blooms and our respect and need to save native flowers and insects, the range created a real buzz at the show.’


u01275 841841 usales@tg-woodware.com uwww.tg-woodware.com


Lesser & Pavey


A new range of glasses was launched by Lesser & Pavey at Spring Fair. The glassware, which features detailed artwork and added texture, is designed by artist Lynsey Johnstone whose early years were spent living in the rural settings of Dumfries and Galloway. The Scottish coastal scenery with views of rolling hills and glens, along with livestock and wildlife, all influence her art - but the beauty and intense colours of her grandmother’s garden reflect most in her art today. She mainly uses acrylics with other mixed media. The texture helps to create depth to the landscape and ‘flicking paint’ creates the chaos of wild grass and flowers – described as ‘a picturesque pandemonium’, as can be seen in this glassware range.


u01322 279225 usales@leonardo.co.uk uwww.leonardo.co.uk Tramontina


Amidst a host of new products, new categories and range extensions, Tramontina’s new Purezza glass storageware proved to be a ‘roaring success’ with buyers. Described as ‘highly practical and very stylish’, there are three different sizes of containers which can be neatly stacked on top of each other. The glass containers allow the contents to be easily identified and plastic vacuum lids ensure the tightest of seals to keep contents fresher for longer. The storageware is available gift-boxed as a set of three or gift-boxed individually.


u020 3176 4558 ucontact@tramontinauk.com uwww.tramontina.com


Tower


This two-tone range is called Ombre and is one of several new collections launched by Tower at Spring Fair. The company says: ‘Ombre’s design perfectly melds burnished copper with steel to give a contemporary look to a range which comprises both SDA - including kettles and toasters - and housewares such as storage, knives and hydration.’


u0333 220 6070 usales@rkwltd.com uwww.towerhousewares.co.uk


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Eddingtons


Eddingtons launched its new and exclusive Paddington collection of homewares. Paddington Bear is a fictional character in children's literature. He first appeared in 1958 in the children's book ‘A Bear Called Paddington’ and has been featured in more than 20 books written by Michael Bond and illustrated by Peggy Fortnum and other artists. Three new ranges - On-The-Go, Breakfast and Baking - are all inspired by the character, reflecting the original Peggy Fortnum artwork. Paddington’s longevity has been recently reinvigorated with the Paddington films and the new Paddington TV series, making Paddington even more relevant for consumers today. The Paddington products are designed for gifting, collecting and everyday use, and are suitable for both adults and children alike.


u01488 686 572 usales@eddingtons.co.uk uhttp://www.eddingtons.co.uk/


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