Milk and Sugar Set by Portmeirion, English 1960s

Milk and Sugar Set by Portmeirion, English 1960s

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Milk and Sugar Set by Portmeirion, English 1960sSlick Mid Century Modern milk jug and sugar bowl for a coffee set, ceramic with printed abstract Variations pattern by Portmeirion; vintage English 1960s. The design first appeared in the 1964. Condition: minor surface wear Size: Height: 12. 5 cm Diameter: 9. 5 cm Style note many household products designed in the Mid Century Modern style were manufactured using new and unexpected materials homewares in chrome, nickel, aluminium and plastic as well as

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