Denby China

To start shopping for Denby China please select a pattern from the links below:

Denby Blue Jetty Denby Blue Linen Denby Caramel Denby Glass Denby Energy Denby Fire Denby Greenwich Denby Imperial Blue Denby Jet Denby Linen Denby Merlot Denby Regency Green Denby Serve Denby Trace Denby White Denby Linen China

Denby china was established in 1809 in the village of Denby, in the heart of Derbyshire, England. Denby tableware is famous for its high quality, distinctive designs and shapes, ideal china for dinner with friends or a casual meal with the family.

Denby china has distinctive shapes and rich colours to create a unique look, china patterns such as Denby greenwich, Denby Regency Green and Denby Jet are a good example. Denby White tableware is a popular choice with its clean silhouettes and soft, fine textures provide the perfect backdrop and create a refreshing minimal look within your home.

Whether you choose Denby greenwich china, Denby Regency Green china, Denby White china or another china pattern, you will find that Denby china has a style of your taste.

Denby china (although Denby is strictly speaking a stoneware product, it is often referred to as Denby china) is unique strong and durable. The Denby potters achieve these unique qualities by firing the ware at temperatures up to 1175°C (2147°F), making it completely vitreous – denby stoneware absorbs no food or liquids, making it extremely hygienic to use.

Care and use of your Denby china:

Denby China or Stoneware is suitable for Dishwashers

We recommend using low temperatures and liquid detergents in your dishwasher for all Denby ceramics and glass.

Ovens, Microwaves and Freezers

You can use your Denby stoneware for cooking in the oven and microwave, and for storing food in the freezer. However, all pottery and china can crack when exposed to sudden changes in temperature, no matter how strong it is, so please avoid taking items straight from the freezer, putting them into the oven or microwave and avoid direct exposure to a naked flame.

Stacking Denby Tableware

Even the hardest surfaces can be scratched: diamond scratches diamond. This can happen with all ceramic goods including your Denby tableware. So please take care when stacking and handling your Denby tableware as scratches can be more visible on coloured glazes.