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1. www.worldcollectorsnet.com › features › hornseapotteryHornsea Pottery - World Collectors Net

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   2 days ago · One of the first major successes was the “Contrast” range, designed by John Clappison in 1960, which became an icon of modern British ceramics with its sleek, stylish lines and contrasting colours.

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3. www.bargainjohn.com › product › stoneware-jug-westStoneware Jug West Troy Pottery - Bargain John's Antiques

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   2 days ago · Bargain John's Antiques carries a wide variety of quality American Antique items dating from the 1850 to 1930 time period. Enjoy a blended view with the 'Browse All Inventory' link. New Inventory!

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4. andrewdando.co.uk › product › antique-englishAntique English Porcelain Miniature Violeteer. - Andrew Dando

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   5 days ago · A very pretty 19th century English porcelain miniature ‘Violeteer’ with pierced cover, standing on four moulded feet and with elaborate scrolling neo classical style handles, decorated with hand painted flowers, foliage and fine burnished gilding. Attributed to Grainger’s Worcester. Date: circa 1830. Height : 3½” (9cm) Length: 5½” (14cm)

5. andrewdando.co.uk › product › english-pottery-clockEnglish Pottery Clock – Watch Stand, Pratt Colours.

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   3 days ago · A good quality early 19th century English pottery watch stand in the form of a longcase clock with a figure standing on each side, decorated with typical ‘Pratt’ type underglaze colours. Probably Dixon Austin & Co, Sunderland. Circa: 1820. Height: 27.00cm (10.63 inches)

6. www.invaluable.com › auction-lot › after-johnAt Auction: After: John Constable, English (1776-1837)

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   3 days ago · Description. After: John Constable, English (1776-1837). Unsigned. Oil on canvas of a landscape scene with a horse drawn wagon forging a shallow river. 20th century. Viewing area: 17-1/2" H, 25-1/4" W, frame measures: 25-1/4" H, 33" W. Condition: Good condition some loss to wood frame.

7. www.etsy.com › shop › InThePottersHandShopInThePottersHandShop - Etsy

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   5 days ago · In The Potter's Hand was established in 1999 by Brent and John Ragan. We were brought up in a craft family where our parents traveled all over the southeast to craft shows. We discovered our love for pottery after college and have never looked back.

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   Who made concept pottery in the '70s & '90s?

   • In the 1970s notable designs included the popular Concept range by Martin Hunt and by John Clappison. The company continued to produce design led pottery as well as traditional lines through the 1980s and 1990s including work by Colin Rawson, Robin Pavitt and Steve Webster.

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   How much did Hornsea Pottery sell for?

   • This collection sold for £10 at Barry L Hawkins, December 2023. In the 1950s and 1960s, Hornsea Pottery began to distinguish itself through the introduction of distinctive tableware and decorative ceramics that captured the imagination of the British public.

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   What is the story of Hornsea Pottery?

   • The story of Hornsea Pottery is a microcosm of the broader challenges and changes in British manufacturing during the late 20th century. It reflects the tension between tradition and innovation, the impact of globalization on local industries, and the enduring appeal of well-designed, quality products.

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   Why is Hornsea Pottery important?

   • The success of Hornsea Pottery led to the expansion of its facilities, including the opening of a Visitor Centre in the 1970s that became a significant tourist attraction. At its peak, Hornsea employed over 700 people and was one of the largest employers in the region.

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9. lionandunicorn.com › sell-your-antiquesWhere to sell Majolica Pottery - Lion and Unicorn

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   4 days ago · Majolica pottery has been around for centuries and is still in demand today. It is a type of earthenware, usually glazed and decorated with bright colors and intricate designs. The name Majolica comes primarily from a kind of Italian pottery produced in the 15th century.