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Song Thrush Portmeirion Parian Jug/Pitcher
£3.99
1 in stock.
Portmeirion Pottery moulded parian jug/pitcher with embossed Song Thrush among flowera & shrubs.
Medium : Porcelain, Parian, moulding & embossing.
Date : Unkown.
Cond't : Excellent, like new.
Size/D : 12cm High x 7.5cm in diameter including handle.
Portmeirion was founded in 1960 by the legendary pottery designer Susan Williams-Ellis and her husband Euan Cooper-Willis. Susan sadly passed away in November 2007 but her philosophy of creating collections that are not only beautiful but also functional and affordable lives on at Portmeirion.
Always at the forefront of contemporary design, Susan Williams-Ellis was renowned for her originality in both design and manufacturing techniques. This has led to her enviable reputation for producing striking shape and pattern designs that were trend setting and had worldwide appeal – designs that are now seen as iconic.
Always at the forefront of contemporary design, Susan Williams-Ellis was renowned for her originality in both design and manufacturing techniques. This has led to her enviable reputation for producing striking shape and pattern designs that were trend setting and had worldwide appeal – designs that are now seen as iconic.
Susan was born on the 6th June 1918 to the architect Sir Clough Williams-Ellis, the architect and creator of Portmeirion Village in North Wales, and his wife Amabel.
Susan’s life was spent socialising with and being taught by creative talents such as Bernard and David Leach, Henry Moore and Graham Sutherland and, keeping such high company, her innate feeling for shape, form and pattern flourished.
The opportunity to use those skills came along when her father, Clough, asked her to create some ceramic gifts for the shop at Portmeirion Village.
Susan’s life was spent socialising with and being taught by creative talents such as Bernard and David Leach, Henry Moore and Graham Sutherland and, keeping such high company, her innate feeling for shape, form and pattern flourished.
The opportunity to use those skills came along when her father, Clough, asked her to create some ceramic gifts for the shop at Portmeirion Village.
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