Ceramics
Fancy Fayre
The ‘Crown Lynn’ name was associated with more than just domestic ware.
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Sign Language Mugs
Crown Lynn produced a number of these New Zealand sign language mugs in celebration of the 1989 World Deaf Games (now called Deaflympics) held…
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Ginger Jars
When we were cataloguing the collection of Richard Quinn, we came to some ginger jars. We had not seen anything like them before and…
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Electric Jug
Between 1944 and 1949, Ambrico was producing porcelain electric jugs in a variety of shapes and colours.
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Roydon Tiny Tots
Adored by cat enthusiasts, the Roydon Tiny Tots range is a super sweet example of Crown Lynn’s nursery ware.
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Reflections
Reflections is an iconic Crown Lynn pattern, and it’s representative of a key part of Crown Lynn’s history – design competitions.
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Bellamy’s
In 1977 Crown Lynn was invited to produce tableware for use in Parliament’s restaurant Bellamy’s. They wanted something that went with their new earthy…
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Magnolia Moon
Magnolia Moon was designed by Juliet Hawkins in 1980-1981 and was in production from 1982 to 1987.
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Carnaby
Carnaby was designed by Colin Simon and won the Crown Lynn Design Competition in 1967.
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The Cook and Serve range
Cook and Serve display in the museum Cook and Serve in Narvik Advertising for the coffee cans. Cook and Serve coffee pots and coffee…
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