Only recently has he realized that this humble piece of crockery is a bit of a collector's item.
The minimalist design is by Hugh Casson, famed as one of the key artist-designers of the 1951 Festival of Britain.
The Festival (largely forgotten, one suspects) was a milestone in the life of the nation, providing a massive boost of colour and creative energy after six drab years of post-war austerity.
The text on the base is equally 'of its time'....
1 comment:
Sould we be subjects of a new type of psychological research: nature/nurture in appreciation of crockery?! Someone close to us had superb taste - in my humble opinion.
BCK
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