Work will include everything from functional domestic pieces to the purely aesthetic. Exhibitors range from established designers to the hottest young talent.

The three day show includes not only the chance to buy, but also to see ceramicists at work in one of the free demonstrations. On Saturday and Sunday there will even be special activities to entertain the kids and get them thinking creatively.

For more info on Ceramics in the City, part of the London Design Festival and hosted by the Geffrye Museum, please visit www.geffrye-museum.org.uk

Following the success of his internationally renowned 'Smoke & Clay' series, Baas now brings us 'Sculpt.' This new collection is based around gracefully oversized chairs, cupboards, tables and chests. Each piece starts life as a hand-carved miniature model, which naturally contradicts their wood-veneered metal construction. This new series is at once playful and expressive, capturing a poignant moment in design when furniture has cleverly moved beyond pure functionality and can provide us with an element of humour and reflection within the everyday.

To find out more about Maarten Baas and his 'Sculpt' collection, please visit www.cwgdesign.com.