#2253 Poole England '661 Aegean' mid-century decorative ceramic Trinket dish with a leaf motif.

7x4” no chips or cracks. Poole Pottery, established in 1873 in Poole, Dorset, England, became renowned for its innovative designs and high-quality ceramics, particularly during the mid-20th century. The 'Aegean' line, introduced in the 1950s, featured distinctive hand-painted designs and glazes, often inspired by natural forms and abstract patterns. These pieces were a significant part of the mid-century modern movement in British ceramics, celebrated for their artistic merit and decorative appeal. The '661' designation likely refers to a specific mold or shape within the Aegean range, often a small dish or bowl, designed to showcase the vibrant glazes and painterly motifs characteristic of Poole's output during this period.

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• Listed Jun 11, 2026