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Set of three Washington Pottery “Flower Power” design plates

Jon Nix — Wed, 21 Sep 2022 13:39:58 +0000

Usually when we mention a "flower power" design it's a generic term for the kind of bold floral designs typical of the 1960s and 1970s, but in this case it's a literal label. These are "Flower Power" design plates by Washington Pottery, the same people who brought funky fish and colourful cows to our tables, in their "Aquarius" and "Beefeater" ranges respectively.

Each plate features a single flower in bright and bold colours and a suitably funky design and we have three of them here. They measure approximately 23cm / 9 in in diameter and all three have stamps to their underside. They are almost dinner plate size, though these are more likely to be decorative pieces, we would think. There are some small surface losses to the designs and some marks - a kind of discolouration - throughout the three plates as well as kiln marks, and one plate has a small nick to it. However, these are hard to come by and make a great ensemble, so these imperfections have to be seen in that context.

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Vintage Sylvac Form 4625 White Vase With Flower Power Style Design

Jon Nix — Sun, 31 Jul 2022 20:38:16 +0000

A charming Sylvac vase in the 4625 form with a very vintage-looking abstract and colourful "flower power" style design, replicated on two sides of the shape. In very good condition and measuring about 15 cm (6 in.) in height. It is impress marked to the base, though it is a little indistinct.

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Very retro 1970s Irish “Dunmoy” Floral Linen Tablecloth Set

Jon Nix — Mon, 30 Jul 2018 21:27:44 +0000

A fabulous 1970s "Dunmoy" tablecloth with large white and dark blue flowers on a pale blue background. The tablecloth, made in Ireland, is shrink-resistant and colour-fast and comes with a runner and set of four green napkins.

It measures 127cm x 127cm (50 in. by 50 in.) and comes in its original box, seemingly unused and as new.

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Retro Flower Power Orange Double Bed Sheet by Beldorn

Jon Nix — Sun, 29 Jul 2018 08:07:38 +0000

A fabulously flowery and outrageously orange terylene/cotton mix double size bed sheet made by Beldorn. It is still in its original packaging and unsealed and unused as far as we can tell. Definitely a retro statement if ever there was one! And, if you believe the labelling, it's "luxury" too!

The sheet measures 230cm by 260cm (90 in. by 102 in.)

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Fab Flowery Light Towel Fabric in Blue with Vivid Colours

Jon Nix — Fri, 27 Jul 2018 14:28:42 +0000

A vividly coloured and flowery fabric in a lightweight towel style material with white tassled edging and blue ground. A perfect piece for a retro-fuelled picnic, table setting or just for the pure joy of its visual appeal (sunglasses recommended - the colours in this really are outstandingly bright!).

The fabric measures approximately 108cm by 108cm ( 42½ in. by 42½ in.) and is in very good clean vintage condition.

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Set of four 1970s blue “flower power” cups and saucers by Staffordshire Potteries Ltd.

Jon Nix — Tue, 03 Apr 2018 20:35:21 +0000

A very bright and cheerful set of four cups and saucers, designed by Elayne Fallon for Staffordshire Potteries Ltd. The blue kaleidoscope-style "flower power" pattern of the cups is accompanied by equally splendid bright blue saucers. If you want a truly retro cuppa then this set might just fit the bill. 1974, Baby!

This set is clean and free of cracks and fully stamped, though one or two saucer stamps are somewhat indistinct. If we were nit-picking we would say that there's the odd blemish to the glaze in a few places and the bases are a little bit rough, but they are in excellent shape overall and certainly eye-catching!

The saucers have a diameter of 14cm (5½ in.) and a depth of 2cm (¾ in.). The cups have a rim diameter of 9cm (3½ in.) and a height of 6.5cm (2½ in.)

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