Hornsea
Vintage Hornsea Contrast Teapot, 5 Cups & Saucers
Vintage Hornsea Contrast Teapot, 5 Cups & Saucers
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Chocolate-brown glaze, a black band and one fine white stripe. This vintage Hornsea Contrast tea set was designed by Martin Hunt in 1974, with white interiors that live up to the range's name.
The set includes one teapot, five cups and five matching saucers in Hornsea's Vitramic stoneware. Excellent vintage condition is noted, with clean interiors and an even glaze. It is enough for tea with company, with the dark exteriors and white interiors giving every cup a little contrast.
Why you'll love it
- Five cups and saucers accompany the matching teapot.
- White interiors contrast with the chocolate-brown glaze and black band.
- Martin Hunt's 1974 design offers a different side of Hornsea.
Details and measurements
- Hornsea Contrast Vitramic stoneware
- Designed by Martin Hunt, 1974
- One teapot, five cups and five matching saucers
- Teapot: 18 cm high × 20 cm long × 13 cm wide
- Each cup: 6.5 cm high × 11.5 cm long × 8.5 cm wide
- Each saucer: 1.5 cm high × 15 cm across
Condition
Excellent vintage condition, with clean interiors and an even glaze.
Vintage item notice
Each vintage piece in the Fawne collection has been carefully selected for its character and history. These items may show gentle signs of age, such as light surface wear, small marks, or variations in finish, all considered part of their unique story.
We make every effort to photograph and describe each item clearly. Photos form part of the description. Please review them carefully before purchase.
All vintage items are sold as-found and as-described. We do not offer change-of-mind returns or exchanges, but if your item arrives damaged or significantly different from its description, please contact us at hello@fawne.com.au within 7 days so we can help.
Enough cups for company, and a teapot worth bringing out.
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Product FAQs
Product FAQs
What is included in the tea set?
One teapot, five cups and five matching saucers.
Who designed Hornsea Contrast?
Martin Hunt designed the Contrast range in 1974.
What is the set made from?
Hornsea Vitramic stoneware, with chocolate-brown glaze, a black band, a fine white stripe and white interiors.
How large is the teapot?
It measures 18 cm high × 20 cm long × 13 cm wide.
What are the cup and saucer sizes?
Each cup is 6.5 cm high × 11.5 cm long × 8.5 cm wide. Each saucer is 1.5 cm high and 15 cm across.
What condition is the set in?
Excellent vintage condition is noted, with clean interiors and a rich, even glaze.
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