Portmeirion Pottery Magic City pattern lidded casserole dish by Susan Williams Ellis Mitchell's Slippon There is some foxing and

There is some foxing and discolouring to the covers but overall for a piece that is made from paper and over 100 years old it's stood the test of time very well

Victorian hand turned Treen

📏 Dimensions:• Height: 20cm

crafted from wood in classic Victorian style and ideal for a 1:12 scale miniature home

Milk jug - very small chip to base rim 2mm

Portmeirion Pottery Magic City pattern lidded casserole dish by Susan Williams Ellis Mitchell's Slippon There is some foxing andPortmeirion Pottery Magic City pattern lidded casserole dish by Susan Williams Ellis Classic pattern from the Stoke on Trent Portmeirion potteries unusual to have the black lid Susan Williams Ellis (1918 2007) Susan was born on the 6th June 1918 to Sir Clough Williams Ellis, the architect and creator of Portmeirion Village in North Wales, and his wife Amabel. The story of Portmeirion pottery really first began when Susans father asked her to create