Tube-lining: Danube blue & light blue
Enamels & Lustres: None
Glaze: Snow
Frequency Ranking: 47/50
Design Date: Early 1936
Production Period: 1936
Pattern Name: Blossom is used in the pattern books for patterns 3218, 3257 & 3258 which all use this same motif
Enamels & Lustres: None
Glaze: Snow
Frequency Ranking: 47/50
Design Date: Early 1936
Production Period: 1936
Pattern Name: Blossom is used in the pattern books for patterns 3218, 3257 & 3258 which all use this same motif
This is the final presentation of the Blossom design, it is
essentially the same as pattern 4517, (extremely rare), except with snow
glaze rather than the “off blue” glaze. The pattern book
records that it was sold at the British Industries Fair, (in 1936), with
an incorrect pattern number.
This is one of the hardest to find of the ranked patterns. It was probably expensive to produce requiring all the detailed decoration to be done by a tube-liner with two colours of slip clay. This is the same technique used for her salad bowls and platters made for the USA market, but with much more pattern content.
This is one of the hardest to find of the ranked patterns. It was probably expensive to produce requiring all the detailed decoration to be done by a tube-liner with two colours of slip clay. This is the same technique used for her salad bowls and platters made for the USA market, but with much more pattern content.
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| Pattern 4538 Blossom |