Village Antiques

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Introduction
Issued in 2005 for the 15th Anniversary as a Limited Mould of 250. Uppingham is one of two towns in Rutland. In 1974 this tiny county became a “rural district” of Leicestershire. Regaining full county status in 1997, the Royal Mail still named it Leicestershire until 2007!

The former Lampard & Livingstone here that inspired Hazle. 

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Hazle Ceramics
Village Antiques
Limited Mould of 250
on Uppingham

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 From the late 1700s with an 1800s bowed shop front, this was an early “listed” building. It was a jeweller when we visited in 2007.

UK/Europe £64.50
Rest of World £56.09

On the ceramic the BBC’s Antiques Roadshow is due to visit Uppingham. Will expert Eric Knowles, who says Hazle Ceramics are unique, innovative and of architectural merit, be a valuer at this venue?! 

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Blue & White China
Originating from China in the 800s when cobalt blue was the only colour not to change in the kiln. By the 1600s it was exported, and from the 1700s was made elsewhere in chinoiserie and local styles. Popular in the 1800s, the “Chinese” Willow pattern is a story of star crossed lovers. Much was made in Staffordshire - and copied by China! Many styles, including Willow, are still made today.

 An Oxo sign by the door is like this. The drink sold from 1865, with cubes from 1909.

Similar plates are on the ceramic above. From top: Willow, Blue Dragon and The Mayflower at Plymouth designs. 