Portmeirion Pottery Totem Cobalt Blue Coffee Saucer Susan Williams-Ellis 1960s

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Portmeirion Pottery Totem Cobalt Blue Coffee Saucer Susan Williams-Ellis 1960s

ITEM DETAILS

Inventory Code: INV5115

Object: Coffee saucer

Material: Glazed pottery

Origin: England

Period: Mid-Century Modern

Date: 1960s

Decoration: Totem design with concentric moulded rings and cobalt blue monochrome glaze

Mark: Portmeirion mark to base

MEASUREMENTS

Diameter: 5.71 in / 14.5 cm

Height: 0.59 in / 1.5 cm

CONDITION

GOOD (4/5) – Surface scratches, utensil marks, glaze wear and areas of fine crazing visible from use and age. No major chips or cracks are apparent in the photographs. Please review the photos carefully for more details.

DESCRIPTION

A vintage Portmeirion Pottery coffee saucer from the iconic Totem range designed by Susan Williams-Ellis and introduced in 1963. This example is finished in a distinctive deep cobalt blue monochrome glaze and features a simple circular form with concentric moulded rings defining the cup well and border. The strong glaze and restrained geometric form are characteristic of Portmeirion’s British Mid-Century Modern production. The base carries a Portmeirion mark, confirming the maker. An attractive single replacement saucer or display piece for a Totem collection.

COLLECTOR’S NOTE

Portmeirion Totem was introduced in 1963 and became one of Susan Williams-Ellis’s most recognizable designs. Its sculptural forms, geometric decoration and distinctive monochrome glazes make the range popular with collectors of 1960s British and Mid-Century Modern pottery.

NOTES

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