Portmeirion Pottery Magic City pattern lidded casserole dish by Susan Williams Ellis
Classic pattern from the Stoke-on-Trent Portmeirion potteries - unusual to have the black lid
Susan Williams-Ellis (1918-2007) - Susan was born on the 6th June 1918 to Sir Clough Williams-Ellis, the architect and creator of Portmeirion Village in North Wales, and his wife Amabel. The story of Portmeirion pottery really first began when Susan’s father asked her to create some ceramic gifts for the shop at Portmeirion Village. This ignited Susan and her husband Euan’s flair for business, which would see them later launch Portmeirion pottery.
Condition - This piece has a reassuring mild crackle to the glaze but no damage - looks to have never been used
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