For Collect 2025, 1882 Ltd. presented one-off and limited-edition pieces by leading British creatives, including furniture designer Max Lamb, ceramicist Leah Jensen, and couture designer Giles Deacon. Each piece, handcrafted by master potters at 1882 Ltd.’s factory in Stoke-on-Trent, married traditional expertise with modern forms and innovative thought, pushing boundaries to be both functional objects and sculptural art. Challenging material limits, potters’ expertise and artistic ingenuity, each piece exuded a curiosity and playfulness of form, pattern, colour and texture that captivated and enthralled.

Imaginarium – this year’s collection from 1882 Ltd. will be showcasing daringly imaginative, hand crafted one-off or limited-edition pieces by leading British creative visionaries, including Bafta and Oscar award winning art director & set designer Shona Heath, music artist Robbie Williams, furniture designer Max Lamb, ceramicists Amy Jayne Hughes and Leah Jensen, fashion designer Giles Deacon and Scottish artist Bruce McLean. In each piece there is a curiosity and playfulness of form, pattern, colour and texture that engages and enthrals.

1882 Ltd. launched Crockery Pink with Max Lamb at the DDcated Design Hub at the Lapidarium of Kings during 3daysofdesign June 2024.

Following its stunning debut at Collect in 2023, 1882 Ltd. returned to showcase its dynamic and boundary-pushing Icon Collection of one-off or limited-edition pieces: a body of work that encompasses the impossible, the oversized, the complex and the unique. 2024's collection featured work by leading British creative visionaries, including Oscar and BAFTA award winning art director & set designer Shona Heath, furniture designer Max Lamb, ceramicist Amy Jayne Hughes and artist Bruce McLean.

1882 Ltd. collaborated with Barnaby Barford to create a series of fine bone china apples which took pride of place on The Apple Tree.

ME WANT NOW is a body of work by Barnaby Barford that compels the viewer to question their relationships and the world around them. Large-scale energetic Word Drawings, offer a departure from the meticulous planning, order and structure of Barford’s sculptural works.

The Tower of Babel is composed of 3,000 individual bone china buildings, each measuring 10-13cm tall and depicting a real London shop.

Boned in England was a collection of repeat fine bone china lights hand crafted in the North Staffordshire Potteries.