Hospital Ware 1978

This was to become the standard Hospital range as per Crown Lynn's Ceramics Summer magazine 1978.
Heh and I thought that was a really old handle on that cup ??

It does look really old

heres my lot

The Public Hospital sugar bowl is a shape I've been looking for as it's a 732 !!
Thank you narna

It is a sugar bowl isn't it?
Also looking for the oatmeal in this pattern ..
and the butter pat

Ill upload a Seperate pick for gallery
asap

Woop woop thank you narna
The oatmeal bowl is a 731
the sugar bowl is a 732 !
Two new shapes for the Crown Lynn Shapes Gallery!!

seperate pics for gallery

Oh wow that's awesome narna *I can't find the flick flack emote*
Will have to go back over my Museum files to find it's number .....
What would you call the other piece? A dish? A bowl? Or something else?

it appears to be same shape as a sugar bowl I have

Butter pat is shape number 736

Omg to find that there is more than one sugar bowl in the Hospital range .....
now I wonder which one is the real 732

Hey there narna
Can you please check the numbers on the backstamps on your Hospital ware as it may help prove that the number is the year of manufacture

will do but am in throws of buying house so could be a delay

Here is my sample a dinner plate 9 inches (228mm) dia with a black backstamp 85
the exact same style as my RNZAF plate BS 87 that started this search. However the plate shape is different in detail as well as size.

I also have other 85's 2 saucers heavy plain white and a small oval entree plate brown glaze similar to Pioneer

Great to e able to put a name/ use to this decoration, I have a number of egg cups also.

oooh I want those eggcups

Ev wrote:Butter pat is shape number 736

Omg to find that there is more than one sugar bowl in the Hospital range .....
now I wonder which one is the real 732

Right then I did get this wrong and I've worked this out now .....
the 732 is the same shape as the 776
and the 733 is the same shape as the 760 sugar bowl.
Thanks to the Crown Lynn modellers notes from the Museum, which actually state this!

In my wanderings today I came across a jug that appears to match the hospital ware range. very heavily glaze obscured base, you can see where 'made in new zealand' is, without being able to read it and also a raised number 20 on base, quite clearly. Shape looks like a 715. Is there any record of what jug/s were in the hospital range? Jug a reasonable size about 16-18cm tall at a guess. I didn't really have $5 spare or I would have grabbed it!

Here we go, this is it!

http://www.trademe.co.nz/pottery-glass/porcelain-pottery/crown-lynn/jugs/auction-514370517.htm

The Museum notes for the Hospital Ware mention a 715/20 jug -
also a 715/01 and 715/05.

Thanks! Presumably it'll be the 715/20 then - are the second number sizing numbers? - the 20 etc

Yes, many of the jugs come is several sizes.
I imagined the /20 to be much bigger than 16.5cm.



Pic is too small to see the numbers ..... they show up to /5 [I think]

Owwww another shape that I haven't seen before!
No idea of the number, but will enjoy the challenge of finding it.
It should be in the Vitrified ware .... somewhere under my nose!

Which Twin has The Toni as the shampoo adverts used to say.

Saw this today in my local Sally Shop and plunged a whole dollar so that you guys could see how close it is to the Crown Lynn Hospital cup . OK the handle is different but the shape is so close with the straight sides and the neat little cove at the base.
No marks whatsoever/ 87mm Dia X 65 High. Looks as though it has never been used
a very nice cup.

Gosh that looks like a white coffee can from here Jonno, due to it's cute little handle