Pattern No: A8890
| Pattern Name | Design Type | Designer | Likely Design Date |
|---|---|---|---|
| Not known | Print - enamelled prints | Not known | 1950 |
Notes
The three pots illustrated show three types of wall pocket almost certainly made by Kirkland exclusively for Gray’s Pottery.
In addition to being sold undecorated with a plain buff (most common), green or white glaze, they were decorated in a wide range of styles, typically banded or print & enamel, as with pattern A8890.
The top one is semi-circular in section, the middle one is ‘quarter-circle’, the bottom one almost tubular with a large hanging strap. The latter two were designed for use in a corner.
The last image is of a 1937/8 Gray’s catalogue and shows Wall Vase No 1 (example as shown in the first image above) as well as another shape, Wall Vase No 3 (see pattern A4178 for an example).
In addition to being sold undecorated with a plain buff (most common), green or white glaze, they were decorated in a wide range of styles, typically banded or print & enamel, as with pattern A8890.
The top one is semi-circular in section, the middle one is ‘quarter-circle’, the bottom one almost tubular with a large hanging strap. The latter two were designed for use in a corner.
The last image is of a 1937/8 Gray’s catalogue and shows Wall Vase No 1 (example as shown in the first image above) as well as another shape, Wall Vase No 3 (see pattern A4178 for an example).
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