Here are a couple of vases by Hornsea pottery that I've always found quite pleasing to the eye. The range is Westminst...

The butterfly plaque featured in the last blog-post reminded me of these colourful butterfly pin dishes. These small dishes...

If, like me, you're a bit low on funds at this time of year, you may have made a resolution to do some saving up. And to ...

I recently did a couple of blogposts featuring Hornsea Rainbow pottery from the early 1960s. One of the items w...

And now, as they say, for something completely different. Admittedly not something you might expect to see on ...

More slip decorated pottery, and more Hornsea Pottery. (I promise to find some non- Hornsea pottery to show you...

I don't really have much need for a handy supply of pins but if I did, I'd keep them in a dish like this...

More Hornsea Pottery from the Rainbow range. Again made between 1961 and 1963, this is a salt and pepper set. I t...

Although only small - the largest is only three and a half inches (9cm) high - these mini vases are certainly ...

Kitty number two. Again a stylised cat with an elongated neck and nicely painted features. This time, I can ...

It was almost a year ago when I did a blogpost on Hornsea Impact vases. Remember this: Hornsea Impact vases...

What could be nicer than having breakfast with this delightful salt and pepper set sitting on the table? The...

A quick blogpost to answer a question from La momes Old fashioned This fluted striped tableware with inlay colo...

If ever a range of pottery typified the design style of the 1950s, to me, this would be it. Designed in the mid 1950s by a...

And last, but not least, in the mini fish series, are two extraordinary vases (or should that be works of art?) known as Pisces....

Pottery fish are a bit of a favourite of mine, and fish seem to have been a bit of a favourite at Hornsea Pottery too. Remembe...

I like the dark, cool colours on this circular wall plaque. The stylised fish in the illustration looks as if it...

Elegant shapes, cool pastel colours, and simple zig-zag designs combine to make these vases so distinctive ...

One of my personal favourites. This wonderfully shaped pot is by Hornsea Pottery. It was made in 1955 and is descr...