Description
Brew up a storm with this iconic 1970s Hornsea Bronte coffee pot. Designed by John Clappison, this retro piece features the distinctive concentric circles of the Bronte pattern in a rich caramel and olive green glaze. Perfect for collectors of vintage ceramics, lovers of retro style, or anyone who appreciates a good cup of coffee served with a touch of nostalgia.
Features:
- Vintage Hornsea Bronte coffee pot
- Designed by John Clappison
- Made in England in 1974
- Caramel and olive green glaze with concentric circles pattern
- Large capacity – holds approximately 3 pints (1.5 litres)
- Marked to the base “Hornsea England” and “Bronte”
Measurements:
- Height (without lid): 23.75cm (approximately 9.3 inches)
- Width (at widest point): 11cm (approximately 4.3 inches)
- Width (spout to handle): 20cm (approximately 7.9 inches)
Condition:
This vintage coffee pot is in good condition with some crazing to the glaze, which is typical for its age and adds to its character. There are no chips or cracks.
A Note About Hornsea Bronte:
Hornsea Pottery was a renowned English pottery manufacturer that operated from 1949 to 2000. The Bronte range, designed by John Clappison in the 1960s, became one of their most popular and enduring designs, known for its retro aesthetic and distinctive geometric pattern. This coffee pot is a classic example of the Bronte style and a sought-after collectable for fans of mid-century modern design.
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