Plymouth Pottery Placemats Summer Gold Design
Summer Gold cork backed placemats by Roger Nannini for Plymouth Pottery

Discover the best quality tablemats from the UK's leading placemat brands such as Plymouth Pottery, Pimpernel, Lady Clare and Castle Melamine. Find the perfect design from the wide range available to protect your dining table and create a great style for your home.
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Summer Gold cork backed placemats by Roger Nannini for Plymouth Pottery
Majestic tablemats are a bright and colourful modern design by Pablo Esteban for Plymouth Pottery
Harlequin mosaic placemats by the artist Nel Whatmore for Plymouth Pottery
Modern placemats design with colourful red and yellow blocks to create a cheerful and contemporary option for your kitchen or dining room.
White Poppies against a blue/gray damask effect background.
Set of six corkbacked floral placemats, the Ivory Blossom design from Plymouth Pottery features a branch with white flowers against an aged effect background.
Orange placemats from Plymouth Pottery, the Lily Sunburst floral design features a bold white lily against a yellow-orange background.
Sunset cork backed placemats by artist Anne Farrall-Doyle for Plymouth Pottery
Set of six floral placemats, the Red Poppies pattern from Plymouth Pottery is a classic tablemat design which will look attractive and protect your dining table.
Fun design of chicken themed placemats by Tim Nyberg for Plymouth Pottery. Mother Hen tablemats feature chicks being protected by their mother and are a bright addition to your kitchen or dining room table.
Set of four animal themed Alpacas & Friends tablemats by Emma Ball from the Other Woollies range of melamine tableware.
Set of four animal themed Felted Sheep melamine tablemats by Emma Ball with a group of curious sheep looking straight ahead at the artist.
Colourful Birds Nest design, British made set of four melamine placemats with various bird images against a dark green background.
Set of four bird themed Oystercatchers melamine placemats by Emma Ball with a group of long billed seabirds.