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Pomona Oatmeals

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The Pomona range has always had lovely oatmeal bowls, such as the Hoary Morning Apple bowl:

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The Hazel Nut:

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The Biggeraux Cherry and the Late Duke Cherry:

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The Ingestrie Pippin:

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The Teinton Squash Pear:

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The White Dutch Currant and the Red Currant:

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The L’Imperatrice Plum and the Reine Claude Plum:

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The Wild Blackberry both with and without leaf border :

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The Wild Blackberry, the Roman Apricot, the Lane’s Prince Albert Apple, the Shropshire Damson, the Elsanta Strawberry:

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The Shropshire Damson both with and without leaf border:

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The Kiwi is the latest motif for Pomona in 2014:

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What about raspberries?

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Pomona Bread and Butter Plates

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Pomona was launched in 1982, with pictures from the English Pomological Magazine from the early 1800s.

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They are hand-coloured engravings with very vivid colours.

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The motifs on these six 7 inch plates are: Grimwoods Ruyal George, the Ingestrie Pippin, the Hazel Nut, Wilmots Early Red,  L’Imperatrice Plum and the White Dutch Currant.

The White Dutch Currant was later replaced by the Red Currant, the image looks mirrored, the currants are now red:

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The blue L Imperatrice Plum was replaced by the Reine Claude Plum:

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The Biggeraux Cherry looked unripe and was therefore replaced by the Late Duke Cherry.

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The plates here have differently sized motifs:

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The Hazel Nut is an all time favourite:

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The Ingestrie Pippin

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The Hoary Morning Apple

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The Teinton Squash Pear

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The Princess of Orange Pear

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The Wild Blackberry

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Later motifs on plates with a leaf border are: the Lane’s Prince Albert Apple, the Roman Apricot, the Kiwi, the Shropshire Damson and the Elsanta Strawberry.

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Some of these can also be found on no border plates:

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Pomona Egg Cups

 

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The first egg cups in Pomona (and Botanic Garden and Birds of Britain) were shaped like tealight holders:

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Later footed egg cups appeared, with the chain of fruit:

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I have a few Pomona egg cups with a single fruit motif:

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They are the Hoary Morning Apple, The Reine Claude Plum, the Roman Apricot and the Shropshire Damson.

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There are Pomona egg cups without the gooseberry leaf border:

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Most Pomona egg cups come with the leaf border:

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