Royal Winton Honey Lily or Tiger Lily: 2014

Thursday, 23 January 2014

In the last year or so I've found some more cream pieces to add to my collection. I found some plates in various sizes, as well as some bowls that I will have to post pictures of. If anyone else out there collects this pattern and is ever looking to trade keep me in mind. Anna

Introduction

I've been collecting honey lily for a few years and one day hope to to complete the cream set. I like to pick up some green and pink pieces here and there just as accents to the cream collection. It would be nice to know all of the pieces that were produced in this particular colour, but I haven't been able to find that out yet. If anyone knows out there feel free to post. I made a list at the bottom of the blog of the pieces I don't have, and that I know exist. If anyone has any pieces they would like to sell or trade let me know, but please don't ask me what your items cost as I probably don't even know.

History

As far as I know Honey Lily was first produced in the 1950s. It seems there were various colours produced in the lily pattern with some being more rare than others. These colours include a lemon yellow, green, solid cream, pink, and cream with a pink and green stripe. They also manufactured this mold in one solid colour. There are other similar flower handled patterns created by Royal Winton such as Rosebud and Petunia. For more information on the history of Royal Winton, visit this link:

http://www.royalwinton.co.uk/aboutus.htm

Royal Winton Honey Lily or Tiger Lily

Thursday, 23 January 2014

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Borrowed pictures of pieces that should be in the cream honey lily