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Showing posts with label Babbacombe Pottery. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Babbacombe Pottery. Show all posts
Monday, 15 September 2014
Kitchen Storage Jar - Currants - Toni Raymond Pottery
Large kitchen storage jar, helpfully disposing of any dilemma you may have about what to store by being clearly labelled "Currants". The wooden lid fits well although the varnish is flaking off so will need a bit of restoration. The glaze has crazed somewhat but in all other respects the jar is in excellent condition. Indeed, I doubt it has ever been used.
17cm (incl lid) x 12.5cm
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Wednesday, 10 September 2014
Vintage Mint Sauce Jug & Saucer - Philip Laureston - Babbacombe Pottery
Vintage mint sauce jug and saucer from the Babbacombe Pottery, Devon. It is hand painted by Philip Laureston so would date it to pre-1997/8. Good clean pair with only a couple of small glaze cracks.
Overall Size: 11.5cm x 7cm
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Vintage Small Hand Painted Bowl - Toni Raymond Pottery
Small bowl by Toni Raymond Pottery of Babbacombe, Devon. Handpainted with bright blue floral design and pink band around the rim. In excellent condition with no chips, cracks or crazing.
8cm x 4cm
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Tuesday, 9 September 2014
Vintage Spring Onion Storage Jar - Babbacombe Pottery Toni Raymond
Tall square section spring onion jar by Babbacombe Pottery. It's in the blue chrysanthemum style with the black script favoured by the Toni Raymond Pottery, who took over Babbacombe in 1967. Apart from a little crazing here and there and one tiny chip (1mm) on the base it's in good clean condition.
7cm x 7cm x 12.5cm
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Sunday, 7 September 2014
Vintage Celery Storage Jar - Babbacombe Pottery Toni Raymond
Tall square section celery jar by Babbacombe Pottery. It's in the blue chrysanthemum style with the broad stroke script favoured by the Toni Raymond Pottery, who took over Babbacombe in 1967. There are two small chips on the bottom edge, both near corners, one at the front, the other at the back. Neither are serious and aren't too visible in normal use and are just minor battle scars. Otherwise it's in good clean condition.
8.5cm x 8.5cm x 14cm
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