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TEA POTS, CUPS & SAUCERS, MUGS
ORIGINAL CORNISH Teapot, Cups & Mugs
from T. G. Green est. 1864
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Below we present our range of original Cornish
pottery cookeryware - the ideal quintessentially-English
kitchen accessories! - the ideal quintessentially-English kitchen
accessories! While there have been many inferior copies
of the Cornish pottery style over the years, the T. G. Green
products are the originals, and continue to be manufactured
to this day. The plates, bowls and cups in their crockery
range have become treasured collectors items. Exactly why
T. G. Green gave the Cornish name to its range is uncertain,
but the legend that their south of England representative
named it after 'the blue of the Cornish Skies and the white
crests of the waves ' is certainly appealing. This tradition
was maintained by the pottery in its advertising material
- a Cornish Ware leaflet produced by T. G. Green in 1938
for the retail trade includes the heading 'Blue of the Atlantic
- White of the Cornish Clouds - Glisten of the Sea - What
Woman Could Resist such Beauty in her Kitchen'. Click here
to see our entire
range of Cornish Pottery from T. G. Green in one list,
or here our Cornish
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Teapot 84cl
Classic T G Green Blue & White striped teapot, 84cl. T G Green Cornishware. Code 082506CB
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4 Cups & Saucers 22cl
Set of 4 classic blue & white striped teacups & saucers. 22cl. T G Green Cornishware. Code 852638CB
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4 Mugs 34cl/12oz
Set of 4 classic blue & white striped mugs. 12oz/34cl. T G Green Cornishware. Code 852638CB
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Sugar Bowl with Lid
Labelled Sugar Bowl with Lid, 10cm diameter x 10cm high. T G Green Cornishware. Code 852645CB
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Plates
& Bowls
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Tableware
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Blue banded pottery was a well-established feature of pottery in Britain
throughout the nineteenth century. The origins of the Cornish name lie firmly
with T. G. Green, who have been producing the Cornish range of blue and
white striped pottery since the 1920s. If you are already in possession
of Cornishware, you may like
to see our guide to dating
Cornish Kitchenware. |
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- Teapot arrived safely this afternoon. Looks great. Many thanks for your excellent customer service. Best regards, Yours - Andrew M, Cornwall
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