Remued - later series: shape 16 basket in dripping purple glaze toys I got this and the

I got this and the other one in 2014 so I would suggest not eating them but adding them to your collection of unopened memorabilia

This is an unusual commemorative piece of pottery 'Railway Bowling Carnival' on the base and Launceston 1954 on the front from the John Campbell factory

V being vase

An absolutely stunning Peter Wallace vase

These designs were known as the “Delicious Dozen”

Remued - later series: shape 16 basket in dripping purple glaze toys I got this and theBit of history for ya'll: Remued was a line of art pottery that was produced by Premier Pottery Preston in Melbourne, Australia, from the early 1930s to the mid 1950s. The name Remued comes from Reg Hawkins second wife Nonie. Nonie's maiden name was Deumer and when spelt backwards is Remued. She became an investor in the company after David Dees death. These baskets come in 3 or 4 sizes from memory This is the smallest (and yes, I have all the sizes