Pattern No: A8974
| Pattern Name | Design Type | Designer | Likely Design Date |
|---|---|---|---|
| Not known | Print - enamelled prints | Not known | 1950 |
Notes
The Heath images shown here are:
Plates (left-to-right, top-to-bottom): Scenes in London 43, Scenes in London 2, Art of Tormenting 3(1) (Two ladies standing, Version 1), Art of Tormenting 3(2) (Two ladies standing, Version 2), Scenes in London 8, Scenes in London 11.
The square blue-rimmed plate has Art of Tormenting 3(1).
The lidded box has a rather discoloured (possibly, oxidised or over-fired) print Sayings & Doings 2(3). The box has its original product label indicating the Queens Candy Box shape, a popular shape used by Gray’s in the late 1940s and through the 1950s.
The print on the small jug in the fourth image is Art of Tormenting 5(4) (Lady and servant, Version 2). The shape was known as a Castle jug at Gray’s Pottery: see the website section Retailers, North America – USA, Skinners for more information on Castle jugs.
See the website section Prints & Verses, Henry Heath, The Scrapbook for more print details.
Plates (left-to-right, top-to-bottom): Scenes in London 43, Scenes in London 2, Art of Tormenting 3(1) (Two ladies standing, Version 1), Art of Tormenting 3(2) (Two ladies standing, Version 2), Scenes in London 8, Scenes in London 11.
The square blue-rimmed plate has Art of Tormenting 3(1).
The lidded box has a rather discoloured (possibly, oxidised or over-fired) print Sayings & Doings 2(3). The box has its original product label indicating the Queens Candy Box shape, a popular shape used by Gray’s in the late 1940s and through the 1950s.
The print on the small jug in the fourth image is Art of Tormenting 5(4) (Lady and servant, Version 2). The shape was known as a Castle jug at Gray’s Pottery: see the website section Retailers, North America – USA, Skinners for more information on Castle jugs.
See the website section Prints & Verses, Henry Heath, The Scrapbook for more print details.
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