Vintage 1970s "Red Pebbles" Muramic Scatter Dish - Hornsea

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A single John Clappison designed Muramic scatter dish in the "Red Pebbles" pattern; the pebbles being red and orange vitreous inset discs (if anything says 70s more than red, orange and brown, let me know). It has previously been used as a plant pot holder and apart from needing a deep clean to scour out the grooves around the pebbles and to remove the calcium deposits from the hard water (vinegar soak and a wooden edge) it's in very good condition. 

12.5cm x 3cm

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Set of Three Vintage 1970s Heirloom Eggcups - Hornsea

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Set of three brown egg cups in the classic John Clappison designed Heirloom pattern by Hornsea. They are dated 1974 and are all in excellent condition.

4.5cm x 4cm

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Vintage Midnight Blue Heirloom Butter Dish - Hornsea

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Lidded butter dish from the John Clappison designed Heirloom pattern in the gorgeous Midnight Blue. Very 1970s and in superb condition

15cm x 9.5cm x 9.5cm (w lid)

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Vintage Midnight Blue Preserve Pot - Hornsea Heirloom

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Small lidded jam pot from the John Clappison designed Heirloom pattern in the gorgeous Midnight Blue. It has a notched lid for a spoon and is in absolutely perfect condition.

9cm x 8.5cm (d)

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Vintage Midnight Blue Pot w/ Wooden Lid - Hornsea Heirloom

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Small lidded jam, preserve or sugar jar from the John Clappison designed Heirloom pattern in the gorgeous Midnight Blue. It has a notched wooden lid for a spoon so probably not best used for jams or honey. The wooden lid is a mystery - it certainly fits the Heirloom style, and it's in excellent condition, but I've searched a few sites and not seen anything similar. The jam pot or sugar bowl lid will should fit though - please check sizes with me if you're looking to replace a broken item. The backstamp is the 1980s version and it is in absolutely perfect condition.

10cm x 8.5cm (d)

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