Tea pot

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Date:1966 - 1974 (c.)

Description:Wedgwood tea pot, designed by Susie Cooper. 'Diablo' pattern.

Susie Cooper was born in Stanfields, Stoke-on-Trent in 1902 and studied at Burselm School of Art. She joined A.E. Gray & Co Ltd.'s pottery in 1922, but left in 1929 to set up her own business, Susie Cooper Potteries, with her brother-in-law Albert 'Jack' Beeson. By 1931 the company was operating from the Crown Works in Burslem. In 1966 the company was bought out by Wedgwood and Susie Cooper became one of Wedgwood's chief designers in the 1960s and 1970s. She retired to the Isle of Man in 1982 and died in 1995.


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1930s
Coffee pot
Coffee pot

Wedgwood coffee pot. Coronation pattern, stencilled and groundlaid in ruby.

1950s
Kitchenware
Kitchenware

Barlaston shape kitchenware by Wedgwood in the 'Havana' colour pattern. Norman ...

1970s
Plate
Plate

Produced by Wedgwood for the California Alumni Association for their centenary. ...

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Donor ref:1980p367 (157/20195)

Source: Potteries Museum & Art Gallery

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