Hornsea vintage green Heirloom tableware - cups/saucers, jugs, coffee pot, plates, bowls, sugar/preserve pots.
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Vintage Hornsea Pottery, Heirloom design in the rarer green colour The distinctive Heirloom pattern was introduced as Hornsea's first complete range of tableware in 1966. Designed by the iconic John Clappison, it was produced in brown, green and blue glaze with black detailing. These are in Lakeland green, and date from the 70s. The spice and herb jars are on separate listings, with choice of spice/herb, or plain. Dimensions (approx): Serving bowl: 19cm diameter x 9cm high. Cup: 6.5cm high x 8cm diameter, 11cm overall incl handle. Saucer: 15cm diameter. Tea plate: 17cm diameter. Salad plate: 22cm diameter. Dinner plate: 26cm diameter. Straight sided cereal/desert bowl: 6cm tall x 13cm diameter. Open preserve/sugar pot: 6.7cm high x 7.8cm base. Covered preserve/sugar pot (taller): 10.8cm high x 7.8cm base (8cm lid). Open sugar bowl (wider and shallow): 6.5cm high x 10cm diameter. Jug: 9cm high x 8cm diameter (13cm incl handle and spout). 1 pint jug: 9cm high x 8cm diameter (13cm incl handle and spout). Gravy boat/creamer: 9cm high x 8cm diameter (13cm incl handle and spout). Coffee pot: 25cm high x 11cm base diameter. Mug/beaker: 9cm high x 8cm diameter. Salt & pepper pots: 7cm high x 4.5cm diameter. Egg cup: 4cm high x 4.5cm diameter. Spice jar: 7cm high x 4.5cm diameter. Herb jar: 10.5cm high x 4.5cm diameter. Oil and vinegar pourers: 9.5cm high x 7cm diameter. Lovely condition, no cracks, or chips, but some age related crazing. These are approx 50 years old, so there will be some minor scratches and signs of use. For multiple pieces we can potentially combine postage, so please message me direct with any questions.