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1965-1972 Six Hornsea Pottery 'Scroll' Herb & Spice Jars with Original Wooden Lids by John Clappison
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SOLD POTTERY ARCHIVES : British Pottery 1 : 1965-1972 Six Hornsea Pottery 'Scroll' Herb & Spice Jars with Original Wooden Lids by John Clappison

 

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Dating from between 1965 and 1972 are these black and white Hornsea 'Scroll' design ceramic herb and spice jars with wooden lids - the shapes were designed by John Clappison and the scroll design by Gordon Hellewell.  Consisting of Parsley, Thyme, Sage, Cinnamon, Allspice and Ginger these are decorative pieces of retro kitchenware and from a highly collectable pottery.  All wooden lids are original and still with their rubber seals - although the lids have loosened over time in most cases.  Please see all photographs for alternative views and close-ups.

SIZE: Height to top of lid knob  3.25in/8cm   Combined Weight  600g

(07/45)


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