Ceramic Finishes
At Surrey Ceramics, you have full control over your ceramic tableware; right down to the type of glaze and finish used. We have over 30 ceramic finishes to choose from, so we’re sure to have the perfect glaze to compliment your dish, restaurant and brand style. Browse our full range of ceramic finishes below. If you can’t find what you are looking for, just get in touch and we’ll be happy to assist.
Vibrant and uplifting this Flamboyant, pink glaze grabs attention. Use all over on smaller items to give a hint of colour or use to accentuate the edges of studio white pieces for an eye-catching contrast.
A delicate blue glaze finish with a subtle reaction perfectly framed with an iron oxide band. The dark oxide creates a striking contrast against the subtle blue, however, can be ordered without for an understated finish.
Only available on selected items
Very natural in its finish, Barley has an earthy tone and texture that, when used on irregular pieces, captures the authenticity of studio style pottery, yet can be used in the most sophisticated of environments.
Blush Pink is fresh and unfussy offering a versatile colour palette for many types of cuisine. The soft pastel tone is on trend and looks great paired with any of our neutral glaze finishes.
Soft and delicate the light green pigment of Daisy Green is understated and fits the trend of pastel shades without being too prominent. The stylish satin finish offers a distinctive colour palate to inspire creativity.
An intense glaze with a satin finish, Delhi Black is an ideal presentation platform for vibrant, colourful food displays. Further enhance this glaze by leaving the edge or base of the item unglazed; the light, natural clay body will stand out against the dark finish to create a dramatic contrast.
With its captivating reaction, Denim makes a bold choice for any tableware collection. Each piece completely unique due the darkening in areas of this glaze adds depth to this light blue colour. The slightly rougher texture than a traditional gloss glaze, makes Denim an intriguing choice.
Bring the radiance of the sun to any dish with this warm yellow glaze. Used on the edge of Studio White pieces keeps things understated whilst adding a touch of cheerful colour.
With its satin finish and tones of blue, Granite is an ideal base for luxury food presentation. Disruptions of brown on the edges of items and its semi reactive nature only improve this attractive glaze finish.
Reminiscent of the green pigment formed on weathered bronze, this eye-catching glaze finish is beautifully enhanced by shades of copper reacting across the surface. A textured, matte finish adds even more interest to an already captivating glaze.
Combining two glazes creates this stunning finish. The rich, inky blue tones of this glaze make this an appealing choice, whether used centre stage on plates on smaller items to add a touch of colour to a tableware range Janna Blue is sure to attract attention.
A dark glaze with flecks of reactive gold and bronze. Each piece develops its own distinctive character as it goes through the firing process. The darkness of the glaze gives a contemporary feel and is the ideal platform for light and colourful ingredients.
JO white takes its influence from Soho but is a softer, off-white with a very discreet hint of grey. A less dramatic white this can be further enhanced with a natural clay element on each piece. Ideal for those looking for an alternative to the usual brilliant white.
Fresh and invigorating, Lime Green really stands out. As with all our bright colours Lime Green looks fantastic when paired with Studio White, highlighting the edge of items and allowing the lively colour to really catch the eye.
A contemporary, almost translucent white glaze, the delicate reaction and natural thinning on the edge of items adds character to this beautiful finish. This stunning glaze brings understated elegance to any setting.
The combination of two glazes changing and moving during the firing processes create this spectacular glaze finish. Capturing the eye with tones of blue, black and taupe, Nirvana brings an artistic quality to each piece of tableware.
A striking green/blue glaze carefully framed with iron oxide which merges and blends into the glaze as it is fired. Pistachio is a great choice for creating attractive feature pieces or to add variety to any tableware selection.
Taking the name from the distinctive blue eggs laid by the American Robin, this vivid blue is ideal for adding a burst of colour to any tableware display. Use all over or just on the edge of Studio White items to create fun food presentations.
An intense, rich red attained using our unique high firing technique. This sophisticated glaze stands out without over-shadowing food displays. A striking colour on its own this deep red pairs perfectly with darker coloured glazes.
Taking its name from the naturally occurring colour pigment, Sienna is the perfect backdrop for any creative dish. The natural tones of the reactive glaze perfectly mimic the behaviour of the pigment it was named after, giving each piece an individual feel whilst retaining the overall look.
Distinctive and charming, Soho successfully brings contemporary style to any dining experience. Our Studio White glaze is beautifully balanced by the natural clay element of each piece. Use on irregular shaped pieces for a relaxed feel or on regular pieces for sophisticated dining.
Please note that our clay body has a naturally occurring speckle which may be present in some glazes.
A brilliant white glaze finish to enhance the presentation of food, a great base colour to compliment other glaze finishes to achieve a unique style. A classic selection for chefs and an excellent choice for laid back and fine dining alike.
Please note that our clay body has a naturally occurring speckle which may be present in some glazes.
The combination of the clean finish of Studio White with the of natural tones Sienna echoes the laidback feel of Soho with a slightly more rustic charm. Sienna, being a subtly reactive glaze, makes the edging line break and gives added interest to the finished piece.
Fired using a unique heavy reduction method, the atmosphere in the kiln transforms the glaze, to produce a mixed matt/satin finish, during the course of firing. Further enhanced by the bare clay on the edge which darkens during the firing process, this compliments the glaze and overall presentation, particularly on irregular shapes.
