Burleigh pottery, made in Stoke-on-Trent in the West Midlands of England, is hand-decorated in a process more than a century old. Designs printed on tissue by copper rollers are applied by hand to fired ceramics, and then the tissue is washed away, leaving the design. The pieces are then fired, glazed and re-fired, resulting in a distinctive hand-made work of the potter's art. Many of the designs come from antique molds, and all are produced with the same care as other potential heirlooms. Burleigh, in fact, advertises its wares as the antiques of tomorrow.