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1920s Paragon Beatrice Mallet milk jug and sugar basin (Sold)
Stock No. 398
A 1920s milk jug and sugar basin designed by
Beatrice Mallet
for
Paragon China
, both featuring charming illustrations (amongst others) of two young lads playing cricket and with the legend "
Tom's and Harry's fondest dream To be in their school cricket team
".
These pieces belong to a 'sub-series' of illustrations that Beatrice Mallet designed and were used on Paragon china in the 1920s featuring children at various sporting activities - see also item 340 on this website - a teapot from this same 'sub series' bearing an illustration of a young girl playing tennis - which would match these 2 pieces excepting the trim is purple rather than orange.
The sugar basin bears another illustration of a boy and girl walking along the sea shore carrying a fishing rod, net and jam jar containing some tiny fishes - and bearing the legend "
Fishermen two, Bobbie and Sue, Fishes for tea, Straight from the sea
".The milk jug bears another illustration of two young children in their pyjamas with a candle on their way to bed (no legend).These are very rare pieces (and nearly 100 years old) that are not easily found these days.
Condition :The milk jug is in perfect condition aside from some slightly faded colours.The sugar bowl looks perfect with less faded colours - but it has had a hairline professionally restored which is not visible to the naked eye.
Dimensions :
height : 2.6 inches
width of sugar basin : 5.4 inches
width of milk jug : 6 inches
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