Magpie x Hornsea Teapot Heirloom

Magpie x Hornsea Teapot Heirloom is a teapot in Hornsea's Heirloom pattern - the 1960s John Clappison design, reissued by Magpie.

Product Highlights & Features

• The Heirloom pattern: Heirloom was designed by John Clappison in the 1960s - an incised two-tone pattern in teal and brown that became Hornsea's most recognisable range and one of the defining looks of British mid-century ceramics.
• Hornsea Pottery: Founded in 1949 by brothers Colin and Desmond Rawson in Hornsea, East Yorkshire. It closed in 2000, and original pieces are still hunted in British charity shops. Magpie has licensed the archive and reissued the designs on new ceramics.
• A working teapot: A new ceramic pot with a fitted lid, made to brew in rather than to sit on a shelf as a collectable.

About Magpie x Hornsea: Hornsea Pottery was founded in 1949 by brothers Colin and Desmond Rawson in Hornsea, East Yorkshire, and closed in 2000. Magpie has revived its designs - including John Clappison's 1960s Heirloom pattern - on new ceramics.

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