Vintage Chelsea Pottery Cat Tile Trivet Joyce Morgan Design England c. Late 1960s–1970s First Nations It is decorated with three

It is decorated with three angels around the bowl and the lid is pierced to allow the incense smoke to escape

The House of Paquin acquired the London operations of Worth in 1946

The sweater is made in cardigan style in a navy blue coloured wool

great for the Edie Sedgwick fan

Condition: This 1920s flapper clutch is in very good condition with no obvious defect - it looks like it was well cared for over the years and really presents itself very well

Vintage Chelsea Pottery Cat Tile Trivet Joyce Morgan Design England c. Late 1960s–1970s First Nations It is decorated with threeThis is a wonderfully whimsical vintage ceramic cat tile or trivet made by Chelsea Pottery of London, England, featuring one of the celebrated cat designs by Joyce Morgan, one of the principal figures behind the pottery. Joyce Morgan was particularly known for her wonderfully eccentric cats, which became one of Chelsea Pottery's most iconic and recognizable designs. This delightful example depicts a striped cat with enormous yellow eyes, a broad