Poole Blue Moon tea cups
made in England 1960-1975
Following on from my last post, here is another set of mid-century Poole teacups.
Poole is a celebrated pottery operating from Dorset, England from 1873 – and continuing until today. I am particularly fond of the pottery produced between the 1930s and 1960s.
These tea cups – very modern in shape and sans handle – are part of the Cameo range. The colour is ‘Blue Moon’ –a deep blue exterior, with a slightly off-white interior [pure white would be too stark…this off-white is just right.] The set of eight tea cups and saucers have the traditional mid-century Poole mark on each piece.
The cups don’t hold much tea – perhaps they were for a Japanese tea ceremony- which would certainly align with the blue moon theme. Either way, the set of eight cups and saucers are delicious.
This set is for sale: $AUD145
Love the color of these little cups!
hi kathy- i agree with you- the colour is divine!
They’re gorgeous!
thanks angela- it is a particularly lovely 60s blue.
Hi there – are these still for sale? They’re gorgeous, but I can’t open the link to buy
hi chris- sorry about that link not working- the blue moon is still for sale. can you email me and we’ll discuss- reretroblog@gmail.com– thanks!
These are really nice!