This is an authentic piece of late-1980s British pottery history: a heavy ironstone coffee mug featuring the distinct "Biltons Coloroll England" embossed stamp on the base. This mark dates the piece specifically between 1986 and 1990, during the short-lived merger with the Coloroll Ceramics Group.
The mug showcases a beautifully detailed brown transferware illustration of a harnessed shire or draft horse set against a rural landscape, framed by a rustic, hand-sponged brown glaze along the rim. Crafted from robust, speckled English stoneware, it offers a wonderful nostalgic addition to a cottage kitchen, a horse lover’s collection, or a retro table setting.
Dimensions: 10cm high, 8cm wide (10cm incl handle)
This is an authentic piece of late-1980s British pottery history: a heavy ironstone coffee mug featuring the distinct "Biltons Coloroll England" embossed stamp on the base. This mark dates the piece specifically between 1986 and 1990, during the short-lived merger with the Coloroll Ceramics Group.
The mug showcases a beautifully detailed brown transferware illustration of a harnessed shire or draft horse set against a rural landscape, framed by a rustic, hand-sponged brown glaze along the rim. Crafted from robust, speckled English stoneware, it offers a wonderful nostalgic addition to a cottage kitchen, a horse lover’s collection, or a retro table setting.
Dimensions: 10cm high, 8cm wide (10cm incl handle)
