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November 7, 2008

Poole Pottery Freeform Designs by Alfred Read

Filed under: Poole Pottery — Tags: , — Tess @ 5:30 pm

In our Poole pottery section we currently have two pieces of Poole Freeform pottery - a large peanut shape lamp base in the PRB pattern and a footed vase in the attractive PKT pattern.

Both these pieces of Poole pottery have patterns on them designed by the well-known Poole designer Alfred Read and date from the 1950s. They are in superb condition and are ideal for everyday use or for display.

The Freeform range from Poole offer collectors very modern designs and smooth lines, perfect for integrating into any surroundings. Pieces from this era are very different to the brightness and abstract designs seen on pieces from the Poole Delphis range.

To see further information about these two lovely pieces of Poole pottery - please click here. Postage for these items by Royal Mail Special Delivery is FREE within the UK so you’re guaranteed to receive your Poole items by 1pm the next working day after we receive your cleared payment. No worries on getting your last minute gift in time!

If you’re looking for a specific piece of Poole pottery or have any questions about these items, then please don’t hesitate to get in touch.

August 17, 2008

Poole Pottery Freeform Lamp - Alfred Read

Filed under: New Stock, Poole Pottery — Tags: , , — Tess @ 7:01 pm

We have recently added a rather stunning Poole Pottery Freeform range lamp base to our sitePoole Pottery Freeform Vase Pattern PRB.

The collectability of the Freeform range from Poole is probably partly due to its simple stylish designs and clean lines. Their sturdiness allows these pieces to be used as they were meant to be - vases, fruit bowls and lamps - meaning the collector can enjoy their item on a practical level as well as decoratively.

This large lamp-base has been decorated with the PRB pattern that was designed by Alfred Read in the 1950s. It is shape number 700A and stands an impressive 11″ tall and that’s without a shade! With all the Poole Pottery marks to the base it is a lovely example.

If you have any further questions about this piece don’t be afraid to ask us!

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