Product code: Bunnykins Heavy hot Porridge Bowl, Greetings Design by Barbara Vernon
1930s-1940s Bunnykins Porridge Bowl, Greetings Design by Barbara Vernon The bowl measures approximately 6” diameter (at the base) x 1-1/2” H. It's in good hot vintage condition. Based on the backstamps, shape and color, the bowl is dated from 1937-1942. Background information: The Bunnykins dinnerware range was first produced during 1937 and was gifted to the royal children. As the royal children were eating from their Bunnykins fine china, mothers around the world began going crazy for these special little dinnerware sets for their own children. The collection initially popular in England, then saw traction in other countries such as Australia. Many of the pieces were made from earthenware, with the exception of a number of pieces made from bone china. Plates signed by Barbara Vernon are among the most valuable. Source: Antique-HQ dot com. (12723.
1930s-1940s Bunnykins Porridge Bowl, Greetings Design by Barbara Vernon The bowl measures approximately 6” diameter (at the base) x 1-1/2” H. It's in good hot vintage condition. Based on the backstamps, shape and color, the bowl is dated from 1937-1942. Background information: The Bunnykins dinnerware range was first produced during 1937 and was gifted to the royal children. As the royal children were eating from their Bunnykins fine china, mothers around the world began going crazy for these special little dinnerware sets for their own children. The collection initially popular in England, then saw traction in other countries such as Australia. Many of the pieces were made from earthenware, with the exception of a number of pieces made from bone china. Plates signed by Barbara Vernon are among the most valuable. Source: Antique-HQ dot com. (12723.