Tremar Pottery wine flask

£80.00

Very nice simple English Tremar Pottery wine flask in a dark matte glaze. Stamped at bottom: Tremar UK

Tremar is a village two miles north of Liskeard in eastern Cornwall. In the early 1960s Roger and Doreen Birkett set up Tremar Pottery there. Roger produced hand-thrown domestic ware that sold well, especially to summer tourists who visited the pottery. The company expanded and by the mid-1970s was operating from three sites. Production had changed to mainly moulded wares, and the Birketts saw that there was a good market for 'collectables'. They produced small animals, people, vehicles, boats and buildings, with invitations on the boxes for the buyer to collect the whole set. Perhaps these were the forerunners of Winter cottages, Colourbox and even Beanie Babies!

In the mid-1980s a combination of various economic factors caused the demise of the company.

NOTE: available w/c 22 January 2024

Manufacturer: Tremar Pottery

Material: Glazed ceramic

Dimensions: H21 x D14.5cm

Condition: Excellent vintage condition

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Very nice simple English Tremar Pottery wine flask in a dark matte glaze. Stamped at bottom: Tremar UK

Tremar is a village two miles north of Liskeard in eastern Cornwall. In the early 1960s Roger and Doreen Birkett set up Tremar Pottery there. Roger produced hand-thrown domestic ware that sold well, especially to summer tourists who visited the pottery. The company expanded and by the mid-1970s was operating from three sites. Production had changed to mainly moulded wares, and the Birketts saw that there was a good market for 'collectables'. They produced small animals, people, vehicles, boats and buildings, with invitations on the boxes for the buyer to collect the whole set. Perhaps these were the forerunners of Winter cottages, Colourbox and even Beanie Babies!

In the mid-1980s a combination of various economic factors caused the demise of the company.

NOTE: available w/c 22 January 2024

Manufacturer: Tremar Pottery

Material: Glazed ceramic

Dimensions: H21 x D14.5cm

Condition: Excellent vintage condition

Very nice simple English Tremar Pottery wine flask in a dark matte glaze. Stamped at bottom: Tremar UK

Tremar is a village two miles north of Liskeard in eastern Cornwall. In the early 1960s Roger and Doreen Birkett set up Tremar Pottery there. Roger produced hand-thrown domestic ware that sold well, especially to summer tourists who visited the pottery. The company expanded and by the mid-1970s was operating from three sites. Production had changed to mainly moulded wares, and the Birketts saw that there was a good market for 'collectables'. They produced small animals, people, vehicles, boats and buildings, with invitations on the boxes for the buyer to collect the whole set. Perhaps these were the forerunners of Winter cottages, Colourbox and even Beanie Babies!

In the mid-1980s a combination of various economic factors caused the demise of the company.

NOTE: available w/c 22 January 2024

Manufacturer: Tremar Pottery

Material: Glazed ceramic

Dimensions: H21 x D14.5cm

Condition: Excellent vintage condition

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