Penguin Books Mug Set

 

Penguin Books Mug Set

'Great Expectations'

'Man and Superman'

'Country Life'

'The Common Reader'

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Royal Doulton Eduardo Paolozzi Mug

 

 Royal Doulton Eduardo Paolozzi Mug

Think of it as art for the kitchen, which is essentially what this is. This collection by the 'Father of British Pop Art' will liven up any home.

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Moorland Pottery 'Stokie Bloke Mug'

Moorland Pottery 'Stokie Bloke Mug'

This characterful mug would bring a smile to the 'Stokie Bloke' in your life.
Made by Moorlands Pottery this is a celebration of potteries life and will be a key piece in any ceramic collection.

Design is double sided.

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Vintage Lord Nelson Tea Cup Duo Sets

Vintage Lord Nelson Tea Cup Duo Sets

Very pretty pink floral design

x6 Cups x6 Saucers

£14.99 +5.00pp

Traditional 1980's Baby Blue Tea Cup and Saucer Duo Sets

Traditional 1980's Baby Blue Tea Cup and Saucer Duo Sets

x6 Cups x6 Saucers

Baby Blue Cups and White Saucers with subtle floral detail

£14.99+5.00pp

Ridgway Retro Tea Cup Duo Sets

Ridgway Retro Tea Cup Duo Sets

Ridgway Ceramics

Dishwasher Safe

x6 Cups x6 Saucers and x1 Small Cake Plate

£14.99 +5.00pp

Vintage Art Deco Tea Cup Duo sets

 


















Vintage Art Deco Tea Cup Duo sets

x4 Cups and 4x Saucers

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Retro Geometric Coffee Set

 

Retro Geometric Coffee Set

x5 Cups x5 Saucers x5 Plates

All perfect condition

£19.99+7.00pp

Beswick Coffee Set

 

Beswick Coffee Set

J. W. Beswick was a pottery manufacturer, founded in 1892 by James Wright Beswick and his sons John and Gilbert in Longton, Stoke-On-Trent. They are chiefly known for producing high-quality porcelain figurines such as farm animals and Beatrix Potter characters and have become highly sought after in the collectable market.

4 Coffee Cups 4 Saucers

Slight glaze cracking on cups

£14.99 + 4.50pp

Sadler Brown Betty Teapot

 

Sadler Brown Betty Teapot

A Brown Betty is a type of teapot, round and with a manganese brown glaze known as Rockingham glaze.
The original teapots came from a red clay that was discovered in Stoke-On-Trent, in 1695. This special clay seemed to retain heat better and so found use as the material for the teapot as early as the seventeenth century. These early pots were tall and shaped more like coffee pots. In the nineteenth century the pots began to take on the more rounded shape of the modern Brown Betty. The Rockingham Glaze was brushed on the pot and allowed to run down the sides, creating a streaky finish as it was fired.
In the Victorian era, when tea was at its peak of popularity, tea brewed in the Brown Betty was considered excellent. This was attributed to the design of the pot which allowed the tea leaves more freedom to swirl around as the water was poured into the pot, releasing more flavour with less bitterness.

£19.99 + 5.50pp

Large Sadler Pottery Coffee Pot

 

 Large Sadler Pottery Coffee Pot

James Sadler and Sons Ltd was a pottery manufacturer originally founded in 1882 by James Sadler in Burslem, Stoke-On-Trent, United Kingdom.

£19.99 +7.50pp

Enoch Wedgwood (Tunstall) Ltd "Garden"

 

Enoch Wedgwood (Tunstall) Ltd

"Garden"

1956

2x Teacups 2x Saucers

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Stoneware Lovatts Pottery (Langley)

1930

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Brecon Jug

Vintage Brecon Jug

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Langley Pottery Lime Grove Bowl

Langley Pottery (Became 'Denby Pottery' in 1959)

Oakes Lime Grove Tableware

Black & Lime Green Bowl

During the 1950s Langley brought out a series of more colourful ranges, in particular, Barbecue Ware, Casino, Roulette and Lime Grove which became critically acclaimed by the Council of Industrial Design.

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Kensington Blue Jug

 

Kensington Blue Jug

1925

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Rare Arthur Wood Petal Dish

Rare Arthur Wood Petal Dish

1954

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Johnson Bros - Wedgwood 1960 Green Teapot

 

Johnson Bros - Wedgwood

1960 Green Teapot

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2x Wedgwood Weekday Weekend Mugs

Wedgwood

2x Weekday Weekend Mugs of earthenware with a cream fluted design, designed by Simon Stevens, made by Josiah Wedgwood & Sons Ltd., Stoke-on-Trent, 1998.

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