Catchpole and Rye Ltd

As FEATURED IN: ARCHITECTURAL DIGEST

Kendall Jenner’s stunning LA home is featured in the September edition of Architectural Digest, and our Polished Brass Bateau forms the centrepiece of her exquisite bathroom. It’s earthy tones perfectly complimenting the interior décor. To see the house tour and read the full article, follow this link.

 

“I get a lot of love for my gold tub. I’d say at least three times a week
I am in this tub. It’s my favourite ever.

At Catchpole & Rye we pride ourselves on our commitment to British manufacturing, making exceptional products for those who appreciate superior quality. Our mission is to create beautiful and unique pieces of bathroom ware that will stand the test of time, with shipping worldwide we cater to all plumbing requirements.

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Kendall Jenner's LA Home, featuring our The Brass Bateau

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The Foundry

Man’s ability to transform raw ores into metal objects has been one of the milestones in human development. Using the same fundamental principles, our Kentish foundry produces cast iron for all of our baths. The raw iron is heated to 1100 degrees Celsius and whilst molten, poured into sand boxes using complex runner systems.

Once cooled, these moulds are “struck” and the basic casting is revealed. A series of processes, including blasting and fettling is completed before each bath can be prepared for enamelling.

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Pluckley Village

3rd September 2020

The Village of Pluckley – home to Saracens Dairy which is Catchpole & Rye’s manufacturing base – is also reportedly the most haunted village in England! It is in the Guinness Book of records as it is reputed to have twelve (possibly thirteen or fourteen) ghosts.

Dating back to 1068 the village was made up of 16 villagers, 7 smallholders and 8 slaves managing 12.5 acres of meadow and caring for 140 pigs! Over the years, the village gradually expanded but in the 14th century the Black Death decimated the population.

 

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