Hello. We like to collect well-designed vintage pottery (and lots of other stuff) from the 1950s,
'60s and '70s. Here are some pictures and info of a selection of the things we've found.

Tuesday 3 May 2011

Poole hand-painted mustard pot from the 1950s. A diddy delight.

Continuing a theme of small but perfectly formed pottery, this little mustard pot certainly fits into the category.

It's by Poole Pottery and has a delicate hand-painted decoration in lime-green and charcoal-grey. I would say that the pot dates from the 1950s and I think the pattern name is Slits. The mustard pot is part of a cruet set and would have had a matching salt, pepper and stand to go with it.
There's lots more Poole Pottery on Rob's blog, here Rob's Poole Pottery Blog

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  1. Robert Barnsley3 May 2011 at 19:24

    Hi, Thanks for linking to my blog again. These little mustard pots are lovely, even without the rest of the cruet set. I've got a similar one in a pattern referred to as "tears". You've inspired me to post a photo of it.

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