I am pleased to offer one Portmeirion National Trust Lanhydrock ramekin. This National Trust pattern is discontinued and is one of the less common items seen.

The little bowl is in wonderful condition! Please be sure to see the complete description below.


This design was created by Pat Albeck for the National Trust and specially made by Portmeirion. The pattern name is based on the Lanhydrock House. From the Wikipedia website, it is:

A large country mansion near Bodmin in Cornwall, England, in the United Kingdom. It is situated in extensive grounds (360 hectares or 890 acres) above the River Fowey and is today managed by the National Trust, in whose ownership it has been since 1953.

Much of the present house dates back to Victorian times but some sections are more than 200 years older, dating from about 1620.

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Size	3-1/4" across the top, a little over 1-1/2" high, and almost 2-3/4" across the bottom foot
Transfer	Very bright and colorful all around with no flaws
Ground	Very white
Glaze	NO crazing and very shiny glaze.
Chips/Cracks	None
Stains	None
Use Marks	None
Other Comments	A very nice and rare example of a Portmeirion Lanhydrock House National Trust item!

The bottom of the ramekin is fully marked with a special Lanhydrock ID mark.

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