HUM0111/3/0 MI Hummel figure Wayside Harmony | TMK3 White The Lemon and Crute Pottery

The Lemon and Crute Pottery was established when Tom Lemon (a thrower from Barnstaple) and Harry Crute (a local Torquay decorator) took over the Tor Vale pottery in 1914

To give you an idea

high quality transfer decorated plate that achieved the "Fallen Fruit" look of Royal Worcester - at a very wallet friendly price

as stated previously there is a minor fault as indicated by the two pictures with red arrows - we are sure however someone will appreciate the pieces Victorian charm and want to display it - because historically these pieces nearly always have a little fault somewhere with the passage of time

The Coloured Staves reveal alternating colours as they twist around

HUM0111/3/0 MI Hummel figure Wayside Harmony | TMK3 White The Lemon and Crute PotteryMI Hummel figure Wayside Harmony HUM111 3 0 Trademark: TMK2 c. 1958 1972 Master Sculptor: Reinhold Unger Approx 10cm (4 ") tall Approx 6. 5 (2 3 4") wide at base In excellent condition GUARANTEED free from damage and repair