Stockton & Co

Tom Samek 'Tom Cat' Self portrait... now hanging in store

Some of our favorites to help celebrate Fathers this Sunday!

Hibatchi's are back in store direct from Japan, along with so many other handmade traditional wares.

From Travis Bell's studio to the store... His ceramics never cease to amaze.

It's chocolate time! New delivery from Monsieur Truffe and we couldn't wait! oops

Award winning designer Anita Dineen's Tasmanian hand crafted 'Glide Knives' are now in the store... Pop around the corner to grab youeself a loaf of there stunning bread and the start to your day is all sorted.

Perfect timing for a delivery of locally handmade Tasmanian wool scarves extra long for extra warm... Because it's bloody cold out there!

It's olive curing season! Hand thrown Andrew Cope ceramic glazed Olive Curing jar made for preserving and curing olives ensuring they develop their distinctive flavour over time. When not in use for olive curing the perfect vessel for fresh cut flowers.

New delivery of Di Allison's Hand knitted Silver 'Knit 1 Pearl 1' Jewels. More to come...

Studio visit with the awfully clever Stig Cooper works coming into the store soon…

You might have noticed that we've been a little quiet on the Facebook front. Alice unfortunately lost access to her personal account so as we try to get that back please head over to our Instagram account for all the latest via: https://www.instagram.com/stocktonandco/ (and please don't engage with the spammers that are commenting on this post).

We haven't had access to our messenger account since December so we apologise if we've missed you and encourage you to contact us directly ❤️

As always we appreciate your support and we'll hopefully be back posting regularly on this account when we can! 🥰

Detailed kitchen work by Robyn McKinnon just collected from her studio.

It’s Christmas sock time great gift for mums dads or kiddies

It’s beginning to look a lot like… well you know the rest

Morning moody blues, open 9-5 today

Dinner with

Open tomorrow 9 til 3

Almost time to plant those tomatoes

From Kokeshi dolls to spring Hibachi times. Home is where the heart is

Morning cuppa joe, new glazes… in store now

Four legged visitors

This is Mia (our youngest daughter) she works in the store with us and we are told by our regular customers she’s charming and knowledgeable about all things design and art. Now I just wish she would give me back my vintage fur coat.

Hannah Butterfeild’s ceramic vase. Thrown and fired in Launceston. Flowers from our spring garden at home. New work of Hannah’s coming in hot, literally.

Tasmanian arts purchase scheme now available. https://www.collect-art.com.au/

Dinner and a studio visit.

Robyn McKinnon ‘Slow cooker’ 45 x 45 cm catching the spring light in the store this morning. We are off to to get our fresh veggies this morning then to .tas to grab some sweet treats, this glorious spring day is perfect.

Cubeots are back on the shelves, literally fun for all ages.

It’s all about taking it easy on a Sunday, slow made hand rolled Australian incense and slow rolling waves.

It’s still brisk out there, canvas and leather wood carriers. Handmade from our friends in Melbourne.