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Cecilia Dunbar Kilburn Collection

Background imageCecilia Dunbar Kilburn Collection: Two Wedgwood Mugs Designed by Eric Ravilious, 1944. Creator: Unknown

Two Wedgwood Mugs Designed by Eric Ravilious, 1944. Creator: Unknown
Two Wedgwood Mugs Designed by Eric Ravilious, 1944. Wedgwood Commemorations mug - Etruria 1730: Barlaston 1940; Edward VIII Coronation mug dated 1937

Background imageCecilia Dunbar Kilburn Collection: A Worcester Figure of a Lady in a Blue Hat with Yellow Jacket... c1765, (1944)

A Worcester Figure of a Lady in a Blue Hat with Yellow Jacket... c1765, (1944)
A Worcester Figure of a Lady in a Blue Hat with Yellow Jacket and Skirt Striped in Blue and Puce, c1765, (1944). Porcelain figurine made by Royal Worcester

Background imageCecilia Dunbar Kilburn Collection: Lowestoft Mug with Scale Border, Decorated with Flowers, late 18th century, (1944)

Lowestoft Mug with Scale Border, Decorated with Flowers, late 18th century, (1944). Pot made in the Lowestoft Porcelain Factory at Lowestoft, Suffolk, which was active from 1757 to 1802

Background imageCecilia Dunbar Kilburn Collection: Worcester teapot and bowl, c1765-1770, (1944). Creator: Unknown

Worcester teapot and bowl, c1765-1770, (1944). Creator: Unknown
Worcester teapot and bowl, c1765-1770, (1944). Porcelain made by Royal Worcester. From " English Pottery and China, by Cecilia Sempill. [Collins, London, 1944]

Background imageCecilia Dunbar Kilburn Collection: Patterns for tableware, late 18th century, (1944). Creator: Unknown

Patterns for tableware, late 18th century, (1944). Creator: Unknown
Patterns for tableware, late 18th century, (1944). Designs for ceramics from the first pattern book of Josiah Wedgwood begun shortly after 1759

Background imageCecilia Dunbar Kilburn Collection: Staffordshire teapot decorated with applied reliefs, c1755, (1944). Creator: Unknown

Staffordshire teapot decorated with applied reliefs, c1755, (1944). Creator: Unknown
Staffordshire teapot decorated with applied reliefs, c1755, (1944). Ceramic teapot with grapevine design, and handles and spout in the form of vine stems. Dr J.W.L

Background imageCecilia Dunbar Kilburn Collection: Slipware Dish by Thomas Toft, c1675, (1944). Creator: Unknown

Slipware Dish by Thomas Toft, c1675, (1944). Creator: Unknown
Slipware Dish by Thomas Toft, c1675, (1944). The design shows, though incorrectly, the Royal Arms of England. The initials C.R. stand for Charles II


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