Tat London Journal

If you have visited the Battersea Decorative Fair in the last few years you will have at some point come across the delights of Foster & Gane. In my humble opinion they were one of the anchors of the fair their stand was no white cube. It was a world within that fair. Here Ed & Val, the mother and son team behind Foster & Gane, would create an intimate setting, where the distinctiveness of the pieces and the design they interwove made one feel quite at home. Yes, finer than a

As we sit between Spotlight Market and Treasure House (happening next week!), I take a look at the current stock on offer from some of the finest names in the industry. I do very much enjoy a pervy peek at dealers' stock.

Good grief, have we got a high street for you, or as it popped into my head: "Firth Alley". Yes, that's right, chaps. I have asked your friend and mine, Blue Firth, writer for Tat and maker of beautiful things at Dohm Ceramics, to ponder what would find itself on her stretch of land. As with everything she does, she did not disappoint. She, my glorious bunch, is a person of heart, which is clearly exemplified with these