Earthy, tactile, and timeless, a set of 1970’s Moira stoneware ramekins with speckled glaze and warm rustic tones.
A rare find with heaps of retro charm, beautifully functional or simply lovely to display.

A charming set of four 1970’s Moira stoneware ramekin dishes from the UK. These are beautifully made pieces of functional pottery with a speckled cream glaze inside and rich chestnut brown on the outside, perfect for individual puddings, custards, dips, or olives.

Each ramekin is stamped ‘Made in England by Moira Pottery’ on the base, with that wonderful weighty, durable feel typical of this era. Rustic, earthy, and full of handmade character, these can just as easily become decorative vessels in a country kitchen or a shelf display of vintage tableware.

Made to be used, but equally lovely simply as tactile, honest pieces of mid-century ceramic design.

10 cm [4”] wide x 6 cm [2”] high

Excellent vintage condition. No cracks or chips, gentle signs of age as expected for stoneware of this era, but nothing that detracts.