Vintage Brontë Coffee Pot - Hornsea

Tall coffee pot in the green and brown Brontë pattern by Hornsea. Late 1970s "Dove" backstamp with date code dots (which I've never quite been able to work out) and in perfect condition.

25cm x 19xm x 11cm

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Vintage Taunton Vale Rolling Pin

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Ceramic rolling pin by Taunton Vale in the herbs pattern. Large handles on each end with original bungs. Never worked that out - for storage or to make it heavier? Or fill with iced water to cool the pastry down? Anyway, it's in excellent condition.

Measurements: 29cm x 6cm. Barrel: 23cm

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Vintage Shell Cruet Set - Carlton Ware - Kitsch, Retro

Cruet set comprising salt and pepper pots in the shape of what could be whelk shells. The mustard pot has a vague shell shape also and all three sit on a scallop shell. They are from the late era Carlton Ware, probably 1970s, (the backstamp is the post 1968 decal style) and are a pinky-brown colour. The mustard pot has a tiny chip on the finial and the salt pot a small chip in the glaze running from the hole, something that isn't uncommon with salt pots, and otherwise the set is in good condition despite having been used. The original rubber stoppers are still in situ.

 Overall: 16cm x 16cm x 10cm

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Vintage 1970s Harrods Cinnamon Jug - Hornsea

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This is a handle-less milk jug from the Cinnamon range by Hornsea designed exclusively for Harrods in the 1970s by David Queensberry and Martin Hunt. It is a smooth terracotta finish with a ridged cream ring and spout and interior. A lot of seconds were released onto the market in the early 1980s but this appears to be in excellent condition.

9cm x 9cm (incl spout)

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Vintage Milk Jug - Poole - Summer Glory

Milk jug from the 1970 & 80s Summer Glory range by Poole Pottery. It's in excellent condition.

14cm x 10cm

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Vintage Half-Pint Pewter Tankard - James Yates

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Good quality half pint tankard of substantial thickness and weight by James Yates. The history of James Yates is convoluted and the right to use the name, molds and touches has passed between many companies, including Gaskell & Chambers who held the rights until their own demise in 1983. This design is based roughly on the G & C 14/4027 design appearing in their catalogues of the mid 20th Century. It has the ABPC mark on the base which would date it post 1970 so we can date it fairly accurately. It does have a couple of nicks and scratches but nothing too drastic and with a bit of elbow grease it buffs up quite well.

9.5cm x 13cm

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Vintage Oil Bottle - George Dear Pottery, Wales

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Very 1970s stoneware oil bottle in reddish brown glaze with dark ends by George Dear Pottery of Wales. It is missing a cork stopper - if it indeed had one - and has a few mild smudges and marks but nothing too serious but no chips or cracks so condition very good.

12cm x 5.5cm

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