The essential garden accessory – for carrying around
tools, freshly picked flowers or even weeds. These ones are
made by Burgon and Ball - that began manufacturing in 1730 in
heartland of Sheffield, UK. They also make the cutest garden
trugs for children; in natural wood or in pastel colours -
with two folding handles for easy storage.
tools, freshly picked flowers or even weeds. These ones are
made by Burgon and Ball - that began manufacturing in 1730 in
heartland of Sheffield, UK. They also make the cutest garden
trugs for children; in natural wood or in pastel colours -
with two folding handles for easy storage.
A small garden trug, a Royal Sussex trug to be exact.
Preferred by Queen Victoria herself & awarded the royal
warrant, hence its name. Made by Thomas Smith & Sons
using bat willow & sweet chestnut. These are still made
today, much the same way they were 1851, in the village
of Herstmonceux, in East Sussex, UK
John Dear, Etsy
Preferred by Queen Victoria herself & awarded the royal
warrant, hence its name. Made by Thomas Smith & Sons
using bat willow & sweet chestnut. These are still made
today, much the same way they were 1851, in the village
of Herstmonceux, in East Sussex, UK
John Dear, Etsy
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