Price Kensington Tea Pot

(Post Lustre Pottery)

Blue Shoes with blue spots and pink circles.

A very nicely painted example - a few stray splashes of paint here and there, a small stray blemish of clay on the top of one shoe and also on the rim of the lid - but this was very normal with these hand crafted pieces.

Made In England

In perfect condition - really it is as good as new! Never been used just displayed.

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This is a Lustre Pottery design, novelty tea pot, the larger of the two tea pots available, in the Walking Ware series manufactured by Price Kensington and designed by Roger Michell in the 1970s. Price Kensington started to manufacture the series after Carton Ware closed for a period and ceased production.
It is in beautiful immaculate condition with no crazing. It has some very tiny splashes of paint but that is pretty standard on these hand painted items and also a blemish on the shoe which is a tiny spec of clay). 20 cm tall x 21 cm widest points.

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