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Sunglow (1968) This attractive Jessie Tait design has Mary Quant-like floral elements, with matching green lids. The range is scarce, and often crazed.
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Jug Underglaze flaw to lip of spout, but no crazing. Value: £3-6 |
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Cannister With green lid. Mint condition. Value: £3-6 |
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Egg cup Value: £1-2 |
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April Flowers (Jessie Tait, 1967) On the MQ2 shape, designed by David Queensberry and Roy Midwinter, 1966
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Cream or milk jug Mint condition. Value: £2.50 |
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Jasmine (1968-74) Scarce Jessie Tait design, with abstract, colourful flowery motifs typical of the late sixties and early seventies.
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Jug and
Bowl Mint condition except for underglaze pinprick on lower rim of bowl. Value: £7-14 (pair) |
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Roselle (1960s) Best-selling Eve Midwinter design for several years. Very common. Midwinter Pottery (Jenkins) dates this design to 1968 whereas 20th Century Ceramic Designers in Britain (Casey) dates it to 1963.
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Large
Jug Mint condition. Value: £3-7 |
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Pussy Willow (1953-73) Common. The stubby flowers of pussy willow should not be confused with the long, pendulous ones in the catkins design, also from Midwinter.
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Jug Dated 1963 on backstamp. In the Fashion body shape. A gift from Sue. |
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Jug Dated 1961 on backstamp. In the Stylecraft body shape. A gift from Sue. |
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Bowl Undated and stamped only ENGLAND. In the Stylecraft body shape. A gift from Sue. |
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Midwinter Savanna Designed by Jessie Tait (1956)
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Server with chromed handle. Mint condition except the rubber ring that retains the handle underneath is hardened. Value: £5-15 |  |
