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Kosa Boda (Sweden) Zoo Series

Wedgwood (England) 'Pennine'

Introduced in 1965 the Pennine pattern is very different from the formal bone china the brand was traditionally known for. Designed by the company’s chief modeller, Eric Owen, the range was conceived during a time when mid-century homes were rapidly modernising and seeking more relaxed, casual dining options. Marketed in the 1960s as 'The Shape for Modern Living,' Pennine captured the era's growing appreciation for earthy, rustic tones and highly tactile surfaces. The most defining feature of Pennine is its rich...

Villeroy & Boch (Luxembourg) 'Agadir'

Released in 1976, the Granada and Agadir patterns represent a shift in Villeroy & Boch’s production toward late mid-century minimalism. While the company's 1960s designs featured detailed, multi-coloured illustrations, these sister patterns focus entirely on saturated block colour and geometric contrast. Both patterns feature the exact same minimalist design: a solid-coloured central glaze framed by a contrasting brown edge. The distinction between the two lies entirely in their colourways. Granada is the red iteration, while Agadir is the green iteration....

Villeroy & Boch (Luxembourg) 'Granada'

Released in 1976, the Granada and Agadir patterns represent a shift in Villeroy & Boch’s production toward late mid-century minimalism. While the company's 1960s designs featured detailed, multi-coloured illustrations, these sister patterns focus entirely on saturated block colour and geometric contrast. Both patterns feature the exact same minimalist design: a solid-coloured central glaze framed by a contrasting brown edge. The distinction between the two lies entirely in their colourways. Granada is the red iteration, while Agadir is the green iteration....

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