cornishware
cornishware, cornish blue and white striped kitchenware, tableware. — home things past
cornishware jug c. 1990. t. g. green, church gresley .
vintage tg green storage jar in blue & white cornishware t. g a really great original vintage t. g green cornishware jar in really nice condition measures approximately 15cm by 13cm
classic blue and white cornishware jugs and storage jar. photo by mary - kay g .
early 1930' s t g green & c0. blue & white cornishware flour shaker / sifter
t. g. green, church gresley, cornishware jug c. 1990 (height 13 cm )
large cornish blue mug - mason cash & co. ltd. / t. g. green cornishware
sago and tapioca look good in cornishware lidded jars, but does anyone cook sago or tapioca pudding today? photo by katy frankel .
cornishware’s distinctive blue and white bands owe something to the continental development of well - designed, mass - produced modernist tableware at this time .
blue and white stripes is a colour and pattern combination made in design heaven. so it' s no wonder cornishware has such an enduring appeal .
like cricket or the mini, cornishware is a source of pride at home, and a symbol of great britishness abroad. made by tg green since 1924
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it is worth serious money ,
says richard dennis of the richard dennis gallery, kensington, who holds exhibitions of tg green cornishware in his gallery .
i haven’t tried to distinguish between genuine tg green cornishware and imitations here, with the main focus on discussing the way people feel about the cornish blue style .
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t g green and cornishware collecting is a whole world within itself, and what i have outlined here is merely an introduction to a a vast amount of designs .
by the 1930s, the cornishware range was well established with a thriving export business. cornishware was widely sold in the uk through major department stores. stores would carry stock of the standard range of lettered jars such as flour, sugar, salt, currants, sultanas, raisins, tea and coffee but the housewife was able to make request to the store for her own lettered jars from the factory. cornishware is still in production today, and the older pieces – especially the jars – are highly valued .
t. g. green cornishware flour shaker / sifter / dredger. underneath the flour shaker is a part brown rim which is not seen when the shaker is standing up. green shield backstamp .
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blue and white is the most common and popular colourway in cornishware – but over time there have been at least 12 variations in colours – you can see a most of them on the urltoken site linked below .
in 1957 a new york store offered “peasant - type cornishware earthenware, cherished for its rugged good looks. ” it still had a pleasantly down - to - earth image for a new yorker writer twenty years later :
for the first 40 years, the shape of cornishware hardly changed at all, but in 1964, a young designer called judith onions was brought in to modernise the shapes and change the logo on the bottom and the range continued to sell well .
it wasn' t necessarily our best seller but it was the most consistent. it was a staple product ,
derek recalled .
the factory made a huge range of tableware but cornishware is timeless .
first manufactured in the 1920s by t. g. green & co. in church gresley, derbyshire - the home of the famous mason cash mixing bowl also - cornishware has adorned millions of british homes and has become a design classic .
cornishware, as it is correctly known, has been in production since the 1920s when tom g green bought a pottery and started making breakfast ware. now, there are collectors all over the world and rare and vintage pieces trade for hundreds of pounds .
instantly recognisable by its blue and white stripes, cornishware made everyday dining stylish. today there are more colours in the range but the pottery retains all of its charm, combining shapes that function perfectly and a pattern that' s stood the test of time .
( in very good condition is this pre - owned original t. g. green blue and white cornishware 4
high extra large coffee / tea / soup mugs. 10 cms) high x 4
( approx. 10 cms) across the top .
early 1930' s t g green & c0. blue & white cornishware flour shaker / sifter. rarer one single piece (lid does not unscrew). 1930' s early church backstamp. in very good condition but cork is worn but still functional .
one of the best known t g green brands is cornishware. first produced in the 1920s, the design was updated in the 1960s and has become a british classic that was nominated by the london design museum as one of the top 100 20th century design icons .
cornishware was available in canada in its early years, and there too it seemed like homey kind of stuff. when a new batch arrived in british columbia after the second world war, an ad in the vancouver sun called it “lovely wholesome famous blue and white ware” .
in the 1960s new designers joined tg green from the royal college of art – scandinavian designer berit ternell and british judith onions, who restyled the cornishware range to give it the distinctive shapes that are still used today alongside the traditional forms and which have also become highly prized by collectors .
t. g. green & co was originally founded by thomas goodwin green of boston, lincolnshire in around 1864 in an existing pottery in church gresley, derbyshire. most people immediately recognise t g green by its now iconic blue and white striped “cornishware”. the pottery however produced hundreds of other designs which are less well known .
then, despite continuing popularity, the factory closed in 2007, the less said about that the better, and supplies became scarce. lifelong admirers charles rickards and paul burston, teamed up with designer and branding advisor perry haydn taylor, whose wife vik is an enthusiastic cornishware collector, to come to the rescue - hurrah to them .
now, sadly, the old pottery site lies in ruins, the land under private ownership, never likely to ever see production again, the last of the south derbyshire potteries has gone, although as it nears its 100th anniversary the traditional cornishware is still manufactured and sold through a new t. g. green & co ltd .
in 1926, t. g. green began producing its famous “cornish” kitchenware in church gresley – using a lathe - turning technique which scraped the blue slip away from the pottery to reveal white bands of clay below. (see first comment below in comments section regarding new information that has been clarified regarding the dates and the timeline for the introduction of cornishware )
why did cornishware appeal to people in its early days? now we think of it as a british “design classic”, collected above all for its distinctive broad blue and white stripes, the core pattern of the original tg green cornish kitchen ware range. some collectors also like less common variations: black stripes, or a storage jar lettered with the name of a retro cooking ingredient .
it was very sad what happened to the company – but recent times have been tough for the industry as a whole. you only have to look at what has happened in the potteries to realise that, but i' m so pleased that cornishware is back and i' m really looking to moving forward with the new owners
said paul burston at the opening in derbyshire .
although cornishware is no longer made in the uk, there are plans to bring production back to britain. which can only be a good thing because the popularity of the distinctive stripes continues to rise – the company has recently added a wedding list service in response to increased demand. there' s also a bespoke lettering service, so that mugs, teapots and storage jars can be personalised. and, to make starting a collection even easier, pieces can be bought in sets, from a 16 - piece dinner service to the appropriately named design icon set .
onions, judith (designer) t. g. green & co. ltd. (manufacturers )
mug, straight - sided, with white and blue horizontal stripes outside, white inside and white handle .
' original cornish kitchenware by t. g. green / england / restyled by judity onions des. rca' printed around a circular motif in black
by the 1930s the kitchen was developing as a room in which the family spent time. it became a social space, not just a separate, purely functional room. in middle class households servants and housemaids were less common, and a new design consciousness and consumer demand for pleasing kitchenware form the cooking range to storage jars was established .
t. g. green hit a particular market with the cornish kitchenware range. retailed through woolworths in the early 1930s as standard ware in a wide range of matching kitchen vessels, it has been in continual production ever since, with occasional design updates (like the post - war mug). the ware consisted mainly of breakfast ware (egg cups, milk jugs, cereal bowls and mugs) or storage jars which gave a cottagey display of cooking ingredients and was intended for everyday use. it is probable that middle class householders would have had a more refined bone china service for use at dinner, a more formal meal which was eaten in the dining room rather than the kitchen .
it is interesting that in the 1920s similar ware was being produced in germany, the german title evoking an american influence. whether wiener werkbund or early american in influence to the british eye cornish kitchenware has always been associated with the nostalgic ideal of the english cottage. [ susan mccormack,' british design at home', p. 125 ]
' cornish kitchenware' mug, glazed earthenware, manufactued by t. g. green & co. ltd, re - styled by judith onions, england, after 1945 .
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remember the familiar old blue and white crockery, normally found in your granny' s kitchen cupboard? well, grab what you can because 30s tg green cornish kitchenware is now highly collectable .
when our gallery was a shop we sold a red or black flour shaker for £750 ,
he says. the reason it fetched so much is that the red tg green ware is rare - they found red was not an easy colour ceramically .
and black wasn' t very popular at the time, so not much was made. so if you spot any tg green ware in these colours, you' re on to a winner. it also stopped making the yellow collection about three years ago, and this has already become popular with collectors .
once they stop making it, collectors want it ,
says mr dennis .
tg green crockery was produced from the 30s onwards. jars inscribed with tea, coffee and sugar were mass produced and have little value today. plain storage jars can fetch £35 to £40. you can buy these brand new for £20 in the shops. mini storage jars are valued at £25 blank or £200 printed .
near identical jars with the words soap flakes inscribed on the side, however, can fetch up to £600 .
collectors want the names, and rare ones at that ,
says mr dennis .
the unusual names on the jars to look out for include: acdo, arrowroot, atora, bisto, boracic crystals, camomile, cayenne, fish dripping, gelatine, treacle and vermicelli. there are many more and all can fetch between £600 and £1, 000 .
the reason these are so sought - after is because they are names we scarcely use today. it is like if you found a 30s tg green mug, this would be extremely valuable as they rarely used mugs in the 30s ,
he says .
of course, the price will vary according to demand and condition - a crack or a stain will bring the price down substantially .
mr dennis advises beginners interested in collecting tg green to buy it new and use it .
buying it new is such fun, it is very decorative and looks good in the kitchen. but you' ve got to be aware. if they stop making something, stop using it straight away, start collecting it and keep it in good condition .
there is no complete collection of the crockery. prices vary according to the rareness and condition of the set in question .
collectors create the rarity amongst themselves. if someone has not seen a name before, it will automatically push the value of the item up .
collecting tg green kitchenware is not confined to the uk, thanks to the auction website www. ebay. com. it is worth having a look on there to see what you can add to your collection .
the name tg green has just been sold to mason cash, makers of pottery for 200 years. it is going to continue to produce the cornish kitchenware, so enthusiasts should keep their eyes peeled for its next collection - a new craze may be on the way .
julia hamilton, 29, started collecting tg green kitchenware six years ago .
i was copying a friend who already had a collection ,
she says .
the first thing i got was a little cup. i thought it was really expensive at £8. 50. it turned out it wasn' t even tg green. i didn' t know at the time that you had to look at the bottom for the tg green stamp .
my first real tg green crockery wasn' t second - hand. i was given tea, coffee and sugar storage pots as presents. also, friends of the family knew i collected the stuff and gave me some of theirs. some items i have bought from car boot fairs .
julia' s father helps with her collection: he goes to the auction house in scarborough and buys tg green crockery. he paid £50 for 30 pieces .
i have spent around £200 in total ,
says ms hamilton .
i will never sell any because i like it too much. i now have around 130 pieces of tg green - i even have some from the 30s .
if you would like more information on collecting tg green, richard dennis publications (tel: 01460 240 044) has produced a book called cornish ware by paul atterbury, isbn: 0903685833, priced £18 plus postage and packing. also see urltoken. mason cash is based in church gresley in derbyshire. tel: 01283 217 521 .
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the range’s special characteristic came from the lathe - turning process, which cut clean bands through its beautiful blue slip to show the white clay beneath. it was apparently this that inspired the name, since it reminded one t. g. green & co. employee of the clear blues and white - tipped waves of cornwall .
in the 1960s, it was updated by a young designer called judith onions. it says much for her skill and sensitivity that this restyled range was embraced as warmly as the originals had been .
we feel so privileged to be able to revive this design classic. the ranges are currently being manufactured abroad, but we have plans to restore a manageable level of production in derbyshire later this year
added charles rickards .
these products are part of the british way of life. to let them vanish would simply have been irresponsible .
we agree with you perry haydn taylor. thank you all for saving this iconic brand .
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you might not know its name but you would certainly recognise its distinctive blue and white stripes. perhaps from your grandparent' s kitchen, or some distant childhood memory .
the name came from a tg green sales representative who said it reminded him of the blue skies and white crested waves of cornwall. it was also made from cornish clay which was transported to the factory in the potteries in stoke on trent. the rationale being that it was cheaper to take the clay from cornwall to the coal - fired kilns of the midlands rather than the other way round .
swearing tom, as he was known, fell into the pottery business by accident. fleeing to australia with a broken heart, he made his fortune putting up telegraph poles for the burgeoning telecommunications industry until one day he heard that the woman he had never stopped loving (mary tenniel, the sister of sir john, illustrator of alice in wonderland) was, in fact, keen to see him again. so he hotfooted it back to england and married her, presumably before she changed her mind again .
on honeymoon in scarborough, he met a potter who was selling his business and, making yet another hasty decision, he decided to buy it and learn the trade. and the rest, as they say, is history .
speaking in 2009, derek green, tom' s great - grandson, said it was always a family business :
there was never any question that we would all work there as it was our business, but in addition to that we often had generations of employees there too – husband, wife and children. tom never sacked anyone either .
sadly, the crash of 2007 did for tg greens, and the factory closed down although, while production ceased, a series of passionate collectors continued to trade among themselves with some of the pieces selling for over £150 online. but it wasn' t down for long. the company was bought a few months later and relaunched last year. so the familiar blue and white hoops are once again rolling off the production lines and from next month, you will be able to buy it in red for the first time (tggreen. co. uk) .
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t. g. green & co ltd originally operated from the village of church gresley, south derbyshire between 1864 and 2007 .
more famous for their blue and white striped' cornish kitchen ware' produced from the early 1920' s (then known as' e - blue') the pottery produced many hundreds of patterns from yellow wares, victorian transfer prints, colourful hand painted art nouveau & vibrant enamelled art deco patterns, wartime utility pottery, avant garde retro designs and many well known brewery wares, employing up to 1, 000 local staff at the height of production .
dr iain m hambling is the archivist & historian for t. g. green & co ltd and has successfully coordinated the officially endorsed collectors group
originally a collector in 1991, having spent 2015 exhibiting and lecturing at nearby sharpe' s pottery museum in swadlincote, thanks to a heritage funding grant in 2016, iain now runs the company' s archive office and museum display based on the principles of the geffrye museum in london, within a natural setting in church gresley itself, currently open to the public by invitation or appointment .
there are several links at the bottom of this page which include the daily updated virtual catalogue of patterns and also the archive facebook page which is updated weekly with news and information about staff, pottery and the ongoing discoveries .
in 2018 it is envisaged that there will be a fully supported visitors centre, shop and cafe in church gresley village, just 250 yards from the original factory, in the meantime iain continually builds the existing archive and is attempting to preserve the grade ii * listed kilns which still remain on the church gresley site but are now on the english heritage' at risk' register whilst building and recording the oral history of the pottery' s life through the last of the workers who live in the village .
iain offers tailormade lectures and talks to groups and organisations throughout the uk, from a 45 minute introduction to the real history of cornish kitchen ware to a relaxed 90 minutes charting the complete story of t. g. green & co ltd .
march 28th: sorry. archive centre is now fully booked for visitors today .
* september 11th: heritage open days - sadly due to the landowner unwilling to cooperate in 2016, the archive centre is open instead on an informal drop in basis for those visiting sharpe' s pottery museum and bretby art pottery between 10am - 4pm. please telephone for details .
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the blue and white banding has always been the most popular design. did it really suggest white - crested waves under a blue sky to its early customers, as the company now believes? cornish seascapes inspired the brand name, but people often associated it more with cottage and farm kitchens than with the wide open sea .
1941 uk ad for banded cornish blue and white kitchen jars. different sizes, different prices .
the term cornish was a marketing strategy used to evoke farmhouse and country associations, while the use of blue reinforced the fresh feel of the dairy. catherine mcdermott, design museum book of twentieth century design, 1999
in 1932 the manchester guardian wrote about “cornish farmhouse - ware, with its bold blue lines and white background”. a few years later one of its writers said you might get some at a “cottage sale” or “the village store” .
was it always intended to have a folksy appeal, for people wanting to make their kitchen or breakfast table look cosy and rural? maybe not. the colour was originally called electric blue, or “e blue”, which sounds more contemporary than rustic. and catherine mcdermott, professor of design, links the style to modernism as well as to farmhouses and dairies :
one 1930 ad offered a cornish ware tangerine - and - white version which i haven’t come across elsewhere. orange was available at some point, but was it made by tg green in 1930 ?
cornish ware …it’s available now in green - and - white or tangerine - and - white, as well as in the blue - and - white that everybody likes. the whole range is reduced for this event – plates, basins, store - jars, everything, as an example, you can have a sturdy two - pint milk jug for 2 / 9 ad for lewis’s household bargains event, feb 1930, manchester guardian
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hi there, great read. i was having a quick research online as i have just found a cornish marmalade jar in our cupboard! i thought it looked rather old !
i grew fond of seeing them on british tv series. would love to buy them
the archive museum based at the pottery is now online and provides an informative database of all the patterns by t g green as well as news of the rarest cornish ware jars and advertising features of the time .
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milk / cream jug 2
square. cube teapots ltd of leicester. tea pot 3. 5
square .
it stands approx. 4
high (without the lid). it has a green backmark polo t g green & co ltd church gresley potteries made in england .
here for sale is a large cornish blue mug. it stands about 10cm tall and about 13cm wide, including the handle. 100% of the money raised from the sale of this item will fund our animal welfare work in the community .
it is 7” tall and is in excellent condition considering its age. on the base is the green & co church mark gresley england .
it has a green backmark polo t g green & co ltd church gresley potteries made in england .
green shield mark. blue and white with the black shield back stamp dating it to between the 1930' s to the 1960' s .
original tg green blue and white jar - 15cm high. in good condition .
tg green ~ granville ~ browns. small tureen and cover / serving dish 13cms diameter
vintage blue & white t. g. green cornish ware rolling pin without handles
cornish ware rolling pin, no handles. mark as seen in picture is under the glaze. in very good condition .
coffee pot designed by judith onions. jersey pattern from channel islands. t. g. green limited. blue with white spots .
here is a tg green streamline storage jar - sultanas - no lid. it is in very good condition with just a little staining on the inside. it has the tg green streamline mark to the base .
th green blue / white striped china muffin / butter dish attic find. no chips or cracks just small pitted brown on underside of lid. we tried to describe our items the best we can and supplied photographs please ask any questions before you bid. we now send most of our items 2nd class sign 4 or according 2 value. postagestated is for uk mainland only as we only sell uk. we always get a proof of posting so that the item can be tracked until it arrives and is signed by you hopefully this stops items going astray
lovely staffordshire old teapot. has a small chip on spout as shown in pictures .
a very nice royal blue bread crock and complimentary utensil holder by the t g green pottery. both in very nice condition as can be seen by the photographs. the bread crock comes with a solid pale wood lid .
( 7. 5 cms) high x 5¼
( approx. 13. 5 cms) across the top. pestle is 8¾
( approx. 22 cms) long. quite rare for the cloverleaf period, you don’t see many around. black printed t. g green cloverleaf mark to base .
( within a shield) cornish. tiny paint mark under glaze on lid knob (done during painting process) - see photo 6. t. g. green & co. colour – white and blue bands design .
t g green church gresley 2 pint mug. vintage. free p & p .
church gresley 2 pint mug. the blue & white dreadnought jug was from the cornish ware range and was first made in 1922, they were made in their millions until the factory closed in 2007. this is then so much more rarer than the dreadnought mug .
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vintage & mid 20th century ceramics – denmark, scandinavia, u. k. & australia
t g green, judith onions design egg cups, with the judith onions backstamp .
tg green as it was closed in 2007, but was rescued by enthusiasts charles rickards and paul burston who teamed up with designer and brand consultant, perry haydn taylor. today the company is now as busy and as popular as it ever was .
the t g green museum on pinterest which has a virtual catalogue of all known t. g. green & co ltd patterns between 1864 – 2007
it should be worth noting that the suggestion of cornish ware production beginning in 1926 was recently proven to be wrong by the diaries of tooth & co bretby art pottery owner frederick parker. his handwritten diaries show he came to t. g. green in 1919 and had a blue & white striped range, known as ‘e - blue’ in production by 1922, subsequently named cornish kitchen ware in 1923 after the introduction of cornish china clay into the local clay that stopped firing issues in the kiln. this of course disproves the notion of a salesman from church gresley going to cornwall and envisaging the range given the named salesman was only 14 at the time. the first sales document that shows the notion of ‘white waves and blue sky’ doesn’t appear until 1939, some 16 years after production began .
thanks for that info iain. i will put a sentence up the top of the post to direct the reader to your comments .
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interesting find. a large # stoneware # stentøj crock (food jar) or # krukke from # søholm # denmark - design by # einarjohansen 1960s from his ej64 series, with the deepest of blue glazes contrasting against a matte black body .
huge # jørgenmogensen # denmark # stoneware bowl for # royalcopenhagen c1950s. typical colours and style with use of a sung glaze, and one of morgensen’s favourite motifs .
# bjornwiinblad designed canister, vase or jardiniere from his # nymolle # denmark factory. 1960s. these designs often feature intricate repeat line drawing patterns with whimsical characters as a centrepiece. most designs came in black, red or blue .
just put this beauty in the # etsy store. one of the most recognisable patterns - 719 - from the baca series 1960s, # royalcopenhagen by # nilsthorsson, on one of the best shapes - a large ‘pillow’ vase .
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cornishware is a striped kitchenware brand trademarked to and manufactured by t.g. green & co ltd . originally introduced in the 1920s and manufactured in church gresley , derbyshire , it was a huge success for the company and in the succeeding 30 years it was exported around the world . the company ceased production in june 2007 when the factory closed under the ownership of parent company the tabletop group . the range was revived in 2009 after t.g. green was bought by a trio of british investors . 
cornishware is a striped kitchenware brand trademarked to and manufactured by t.g. green & co ltd. originally introduced in the 1920s and manufactured in church gresley, derbyshire, it was a huge success for the company and in the succeeding 30 years it was exported around the world. the company ceased production in june 2007 when the factory closed under the ownership of parent company the tabletop group. the range was revived in 2009 after t.g. green was bought by a trio of british investors.
cornishware is a striped kitchenware brand trademarked to and manufactured by t.g. green & co ltd. originally introduced in the 1920s and manufactured in church gresley, derbyshire, it was a huge success for the company and in the succeeding 30 years it was exported around the world. the company ceased production in june 2007 when the factory closed under the ownership of parent company the tabletop group. the range was revived in 2009 after t.g. green was bought by a trio of british investors.