On 04/01/18 12:19, John Rumm wrote:

I've also found Wedgewood mentioned elsewhere as being able to get
spares for at least some of their ranges long after. Some ranges have
eye watering prices, but some less so.

That's probably true for most of the "higher end" makers. Denby for
example will often keep a range going for decades. Quality stuff, but
you pay for it. Also not much help if you buy a range that has been out
for decades and then gets discontinued.




And Denby - thanks for that. Got 3 main manufacturers now...