Crafts

The history and scientific educational aspects of glassmaking can be seen by school and tourist groups visiting Langham Glass for that special 'Day Out'. Within this section you can discover the fascinating history of glassmaking at Langham Glass and set that within the history of glass itself, the part it has played in the history of mankind....

Sutton Pottery is a small studio workshop in rural Norfolk, established by Malcolm Flatman in 1977 in the village of Sutton, near Stalham. He uses the potter's wheel and the fire of a gas kiln to create a large rang of "reduction" stoneware entirely by hand. He has developed an assortment of practical, repeatable, replaceable and affordable tableware and kitchenware in a wide variety of glaze colours which he blends himself in the interests of consistency. The products are dishwasher and microwave safe. Malcolm also produces a multitude of more decorative pieces, including house name plates and other commissions, and some distinctive lamps. He also enjoys the challenge of making orders to customers' own ideas. The pottery carries the distinctive "windmill" symbol.

Children and parents alike enjoy the close contact with the friendly farm animals. You are able to watch traditional and contemporary craftsmen at work, do a spot of shopping, have fun at the fair and enjoy something nice to eat at the quaint coffee shop.