Les Blakebrough Tasmania lidded casserole dish/tureen cups his wife Patricia continued the

his wife Patricia continued the pottery at an industrial site on the Mornington Peninsula until well into the 1980s

You know normally I find the donkey and carts in reds and greens

Her dress has a water stain on the back (my fault I left her on a damp bench and the ink ran) Has minor marks on hands from use and small scratch marks on her plastic head/ear

Rathjen established his pottery studio in Melbourne in 1948 producing quality slip-cast wares over the next 20 years

Les Blakebrough Tasmania lidded casserole dish/tureen cups his wife Patricia continued theWhat an absolute delight this stamped Les Blakebrough 1litre casserole dish is. The lid is snugly fitted which is a testament to great potting skill as is the entire item itself. With one tiny pottery manufacturing flaw in the nob of the lid this just helps us state that the man was only human. Please see the photos as they help to form part of the overall condition description. Questions about this or other items? Please contact us via our site