Bluematchbox Potters Supplies, on its own published figures
Bluematchbox prices the way a buyer wants to be priced to: one figure per product, the bag size in the title, tax status stated, and a quantity ladder printed underneath. Its page for Draycott White Stoneware carries the manufacturer's own article number, which is what makes it comparable with the maker's page rather than merely similar.
Verified facts on Bluematchbox Potters Supplies
| What | Figure | The supplier's own words | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Clay price, per kilogram ex VAT | £0.96/kg | "Draycott White Stoneware 12.5kg Article number: 157-1143 £12.00 Excl. tax" | Bluematchbox product page, Draycott White Stoneware 157-1143 (the SAME body and code as Potclays', 12.5 kg bag, excl. tax; £12.00 ÷ 12.5 kg) checked September 2026 |
| Top of the firing range for the priced body | 1,300 C | "Draycott White Stoneware 1200-1300" | Bluematchbox product page, firing range printed under the title checked September 2026 |
Bluematchbox Potters Supplies materials, evidenced
Bluematchbox Potters Supplies maintains its own live pages for the 2 material classes this index tracks; each is linked below and answered on the date shown.
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The cheapest verified cell in the index, and why
£12.00 excluding tax for a 12.5 kg bag is £0.96 a kilogram, the lowest verified figure here. The same page prints a quantity ladder that falls further: four bags at £10.20 each, eight at £9.60, twenty at £9.00, forty at £8.40. A studio buying forty bags is paying two thirds of the single-bag rate.
This is a stockist's price rather than a maker's, and it is a reminder that a manufacturer's own shop is not automatically the cheapest place to buy its product. It is worth re-checking rather than assuming: prices on this shelf move with clay and carriage costs.
What the page does not tell you
Carriage is not printed on the product page, so the delivered cost of one bag is not knowable from it alone. On a heavy item that is the number that decides the order, and it is why this index shows delivery as a separate column rather than folding it into the price.
Stock is the other unknown. A price is only useful if the body is on the shelf, and clay bodies go out of stock for weeks at a time across this whole market.