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13 May 2012
11 May 2012
New! Diamond Jubilee Ceramics
Windsor Guildhall 2012
Hazle’s new model of Windsor Guildhall is offered in several versions. This is the sixth Windsor ceramic and the last to be done of this town. Only London has more…
London Palladium 1952
The first Royal Variety Performance to be attended by Her Majesty as The Queen.
Jubilee High Street 2012
Many standard pieces now have Jubilee versions. Some of the ceramic feature pages have been changed to highlight aspects of the Jubilee. We hope you enjoy this information.
Every Jubilee ceramic box has an official Diamond Jubilee Emblem, shown on our Jubilee PO feature page. Click here for our Info & Contact page with any queries. Or leave a comment on this blog. Click here to view the ceramics.
14 December 2011
Charles Dickens Set
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Created for the bicentennial of Dickens’ birth in 2012, this set refers to seven novels and one Sketch of London. Click ceramics above for their APoB feature – an A4 print-out in every box. Buy singly or put all three in the basket for an automatic discount.
23 June 2011
Our Sister Site
We have just revised Hazle Ceramics Guide to give it a fresh, new look and have updated or added content. There is a feast of information! The Orientation Guide under Shapes lists every Nation of Shopkeepers building ever made. Do let us know what you think.
16 May 2010
A Canterbury Tale
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When Archbishop Thomas Becket was murdered in 1170 by four knights it was probably the gruesome way it happened – and within the sanctity of the Cathedral itself – that created such enormous outrage across European Christendom. And then the pilgrimages started … much encouraged by reports of miracles in and around the murder site. More…
25 May 2010
Queen Victoria’s Biscuit Maker
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Recently we were delighted to be contacted by Roy Beattie, great grandson of Alfred Romary the biscuit baker to Royalty. On researching the family tree Roy found his grandmother Annie was the eldest of Alfred’s nine children, who lived opposite the bakery. His parents worked at Romary’s in Tunbridge Wells where Roy was born. More…
