Wemyss | Griselda Hill Pottery Rabbit decorated with Scotch Thistle | #2 Henry VIII This series was introduced in

This series was introduced in 1914 and produced until 1967 - however this piece is produced from the late 1930s into the post war boom period

Royal Doulton Whiskas Cat figure MCL15

Beswick Alsatian

The graceful Ballerina is wearing a traditional tutu decorated in shades of pink with a rose to her hip

The most outstanding feature of the ware is the free-flowing and naturalistic hand painting

Wemyss | Griselda Hill Pottery Rabbit decorated with Scotch Thistle | #2 Henry VIII This series was introduced inWemyss Griselda Hill Pottery Rabbit decorated with Scotch Thistle He is scratching behind his head Marked with G. H. P [Griselda Hill Pottery] and Wemyss to base Approx 6cms (2 1 3") tall In excellent condition Some natural age crazing commensurate with art pottery About Wemyss Wemyss (pronounced Weems) Ware, probably the most attractive and sought after Scottish pottery, was first produced in Kirkcaldy, Fife in 1882 by the Fife Pottery. It was the