Moon Cappuccino Cup
7 x 6cm
£20 + p&p
Est. 2025
ceramicsSmall-batch cups, tumblers and bowls, made by hand in a Brighton studio.
See what's availableThe work
Every piece starts on the wheel and is shaped, trimmed and finished by hand — which means no two are quite the same. I work mostly in stoneware, using warm, layered glazes: iron-rich browns pooling into cream, the odd deep black-blue, always left a little unpredictable — so opening the kiln is still the exciting part.
I make what I want to use myself: mugs with a good weight in the hand, tumblers for tea, coffee or matcha, bowls that earn a place on your table rather than a shelf.
Bisque-fired and waiting for glaze
In stock now
Each piece is one of one. Once it's gone, it's gone — though there's usually something similar coming out of the next kiln. I post UK-wide for a flat £3.99, added at checkout.
Moon Cappuccino Cup
7 x 6cm
£20 + p&p
Landscape Cappuccino Cup
7 x 6cm
£20 + p&p
Landscape Bowl
14.5 x 7cm · 2 available
£30 + p&p
Obsidian Bowl
16 x 5.5cm
£30 + p&p
Tenmoku Cappuccino Cup
7 x 5.5cm
£20 + p&p
Tideline Cappuccino Cup
6.5 x 5cm
£20 + p&p
Amber Espresso Cup
6 x 5.5cm
£15 + p&p
Ebony & Ivory Cappuccino Cup
7.5 x 5.5cm
£20 + p&p
Paint Horse Cappuccino Cup
7 x 5.5cm
£20 + p&p
More pieces being added shortly — this section fills out as new work comes out of the kiln.
New work gets posted to social media before it makes it to a market stall or this page. Follow along on Instagram to catch it early.
@nigelb.ceramics on Instagram
The maker
I'm Nigel - grew up in London, but Brighton's been home for thirty-odd years now (well, Hove actually). I used to run The Insight, a Brighton magazine, Nigel's Eco Store and School of the Wild before clay became a hobby - these days it's several evenings and weekends in the studio, and I can't quite stop.
I got into clay watching the Great Pottery Throw Down, and I've been a little obsessed ever since. I love experimenting with glazes, and making simple, functional things that look beautiful and are slightly imperfect in a way that reflects the handmade process. I'm also hooked by the bit nobody warns you about: the amount you don't control. The unexpected still gets me.
Every mug stamped with my name underneath is one I've thrown, trimmed, and glazed myself - start to finish.
Come and say hello
Next market
Brighton Makers Market
Date and time to be confirmed — check Instagram for the latest
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