TYPHOON HOMEWARES US COMBINED

Typhoon Homewares is the creative home of a group of British heritage brands with products that span both the housewares and tabletop industries. Our brands consisting of Kilner ® , Mason Cash, Typhoon, Viners and Price & Kensington are designed and developed in the United Kingdom with our US customers in mind. Throughout the years our business has grown, but our aim has remained the same; to offer a wide variety of choice to reflect emerging trends, exciting colors and well-designed quality products with good value price points. Every product is manufactured to the company’s own exclusive design and specification, and all products are packaged to a high standard, ensuring attractive retail displays and rapid sales. We have a fully operational distribution center in the USA which holds inventory on all our brands ready to serve you. There is a nationwide network of sales representatives supported by our sales team based in our showroom in the iconic 41 Madison Avenue building in New York. We look forward to welcoming you to the world of Typhoon Homewares.

Kilner ® The original Kilner ® Jar is as much-loved and successful now as it was over 178 years ago. As we reflect upon the brand’s centuries old success, we pay homage to the Kilner ® Jars long-lasting popularity, owed to its distinctive pressure seal and iconic design. Put simply, households all over the world trust it to successfully can and pickle their fruit and vegetables. A surge in popularity for canning home-grown fruit and vegetables, and storing food in jars rather than plastic for both its health and environmental benefits has catapulted the Kilner ® Jar into the limelight in recent times. Now, not only is it an essential for the kitchen, it has become a statement of style throughout the home. Mason Cash Mason Cash has been the choice of home cooks and bakers for centuries. The origins of Mason Cash can be traced back to a pottery operating in the heart of the British ceramic industry in 1800. Although Mason Cash has been producing mixing bowls since the 1800’s, in 1901 they designed and manufactured the very first iconic Mason Cash Mixing Bowl. The bowl’s design has endured the test of time and has become something of a design classic. In fact, the design has barely altered since then, which is why the brand is still renowned for its innovative, classic character in the world of kitchenware today. Over the centuries, we have developed a great understanding of home cook’s evolving needs and expectations, which enables us to invent products which are innovative, functional and effective, using the best quality materials available. While many of the Mason Cash items have retained their original designs, others embody contemporary twists, evolving into progressive modern interpretations of the original.

Typhoon The Typhoon journey began in 1989. From humble roots as a small British company specializing in Asian cookware, Typhoon quickly became a globally renowned brand after introducing woks to the European market, then expanding into fashion-led homewares with kitchen storage and accessories. The brand quickly gathered a reputation for innovative and high- quality kitchenware at affordable prices. Our stylishly designed collections and signature cookware ranges have our customers home décor, lifestyle and tastes firmly at heart - from authentic retro accessories for lovers of a vintage era to the trend-setters wanting the latest contemporary statement pieces – we cater for them all and always at great value. Over the last 30 years, we have unveiled a variety of exciting products creating a reputation for fashion-led, affordable items. Through sustained global marketing, and placements in premium retailers and department stores, Typhoon has firmly cemented its place in the market for design-led housewares products. Price & Kensington The Price & Kensington story started at the beginning of the 19th Century, in Burslem, England, when the innovative Price Brothers founded their earthenware manufacturing company in Crown Works. Specializing in tabletop accessories and teapots, the brothers quickly became renowned for their distinctive designs and developed a strong working bond with Kensington Potteries, who specialized in novelty teapots. This bond grew so strong that the two companies eventually merged in 1962 to become known as Price & Kensington. Rich in heritage and passionate about teapots, the Price & Kensington brand continues to flourish.

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