Showing posts with label sweet stands. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sweet stands. Show all posts

Wednesday, August 1, 2012

SOUTHERN GUILD EXHIBITION


The above sweet stand is my exhibit for the exciting Southern Guild 2012 exhibition which is opening on 3rd August at the Everard Read Gallery, 6 Jellicoe Avenue, Rosebank, Johannesburg, closes on the 9th September. If you happen to be in Johannesburg, this is a show not  to be missed!

Tuesday, June 5, 2012

HIGH TEA?



I am rather into the concept of 'high tea', although so far this only extends as far as making the tiered petit fours stand...longing for some delicious treats to display on this commissioned piece, recently out of the kiln.

Friday, June 3, 2011

SWEET STAND AT 6 SPIN STREET







Last year my friend Robert Mulders commissioned me to make plates to fit a brass sweet stand. A bit of a struggle trying to get the size right with all the shrinkages and so on...but FINALLY got it together and here they are looking rather dandy in his restaurant , 6 Spin Street.
This is situated in the exquisite Herbert Baker building together with Idasa and Lobby Books. As well as good food there are lots of different activities, lectures, book launches and meetings going on at this venue.Check it out!

Wednesday, October 1, 2008

chocolates, biscuits and nuts for tea

Today 1st October, still lousy weather in Cape Town, although there were a few rays of sunshine this morning. Nevertheless we are going full steam ahead with our tea and biscuits exhibition tomorrow to celebrate the opening of our new shop at The Old Biscuit Mill and ...dare I say it...spring....Planning to substitute our wonderful iced tea punch (based on a recipe from a ranch in South Carolina decades ago, strong on the alcoholic content!) for something more warming like sherry or maybe even spiced mulled wine if the weather is really freezing.
In the meantime, the image here is of some of my own work for the show..I am very excited about my sweet stands, and quite inspired to hold my own tea party and use them for a ritual high tea celebration when the occasion arises.
To all our Cape Town clients, even if it is raining and windy tomorrow, please join us from 4 - 6 to chill a bit (hopefully not literally!)