Turner & Harper

Turner & Harper is a British manufacturer who have been designing and making beautiful and functional products for the home since 2011. Our brushes are made by hand, in Buckinghamshire, by sixth generation brush makers who have been in business for over one hundred and fifty years. Made from high-grade hog bristles and oiled woods, each brush is hand-crafted with care using a combination of traditional manufacturing techniques and precision technology.

TURNER & HARPER PRODUCTS

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Bannister Brush

£14.00 £27.00

‘Stylish dusting’, it sounds like an oxymoron but just look at the consideration taken in the design of this brush. The soft hog hair brush removes even the finest of dust, meaning that its suitable for delicate objects as well as those tricky nooks & crannies. The beech handle is sealed with a hard-wearing natural oil finish and has a leather hanging loop.

Dimensions: l 28 x w 12 x h 2.5cm

Materials: Beech wood, pure hog bristle, heat branded logo.

Beech Clothes Brush

£12.00 £23.00

The smartest way to dust off and brush down your winter wardrobe is with this handmade beech and bristle clothes brush. Designed to rest comfortably in the palm of your hand.

Materials: Beech, pure hog bristle, heat branded logo.

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Beech Nail Brush

£16.00

Scrub up, nicely. These are the very best looking nail brushes that you’ll find anywhere and they’re handmade in the UK. Natural bristles are set in resin in the deep beech ‘handle’ which is finished with a natural oil.

Materials: Beech wood, pure hog bristle.

Size: l 8.5cm x w 6cm x h 2.5cm

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