Hornsea Pottery

Hornsea Pottery was a prominent British pottery brand known for its production of ceramics and tableware. The company was founded in 1949 in Hornsea, a coastal town in East Yorkshire, England. Hornsea Pottery gained popularity for its distinctive designs, quality craftsmanship, and functional tableware. The brand's ceramics often featured bold, contemporary patterns and a range of vibrant colors that reflected the design trends of the time. Hornsea's tableware collections included dinnerware, kitchenware, and decorative items.

One of Hornsea's notable contributions to the ceramics industry was the development of the "Heirloom" range in the 1960s. This range incorporated a unique "Fleur-de-Lys" pattern, which became one of the brand's iconic designs. The Heirloom range, along with other patterns like "Saffron" and "Contrast," helped establish Hornsea Pottery as a popular choice for stylish and modern tableware. Hornsea Pottery was recognized for its commitment to quality production techniques. The brand utilized slip casting, a method in which liquid clay is poured into molds to create consistent shapes. The pottery was then fired at high temperatures to achieve durability and a smooth finish.

Founded: 1949

Headquarters: 39 Fresco Gourmet Coffee, Hornsea Freeport, Rolston Road, Hornsea, England

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Website: https://www.hornseapottery.com/