George Logan Archives - The Vintage Teacup https://thevintageteacup.co.uk/product-tag/george-logan/ Home of the Finest Vintage Tableware Mon, 28 Jul 2025 15:05:53 +0000 en-GB hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.9.4 https://thevintageteacup.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/cropped-coffee-4944351_640-1-32x32.png George Logan Archives - The Vintage Teacup https://thevintageteacup.co.uk/product-tag/george-logan/ 32 32 George Logan ” Hardian ” Demi-tasse https://thevintageteacup.co.uk/product/george-logan-hardian-demi-tasse/ Thu, 01 May 2025 16:34:49 +0000 https://thevintageteacup.co.uk/?post_type=product&p=12273 In the Staffordshire potteries of 1890 The Foley china works of E Brain & co, and from 1905 Foley Art China The Peacock Pottery, specialised in bone china tea and breakfast wares of high quality and good design. " Hardian " was pattern number One, a green stylised torch on white background, a design by George Logan of the Rennie Mackintosh Glasgow school of designers.

George Logan ( 1866-1939 ) a well known furniture designer is perhaps better known for his Glasgow Style ceramic designs, many of which featured the Glasgow rose and stylised tulips, produced by various English potteries.

This fabulous set has the back stamp of Foley China EB&Co within Staffordshire three loop knot the company trade mark c.1903-05.

Extremely Rare Hardian pattern demi-tasse cup and saucer

Cup – 5.5 cm x 6 cm , Saucer – 12 cm

Lovely undamaged condition, teeny amount of crazing on cup base.

 

 

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]]> The Glasgow Style

From the early 1890s a close-knit circle of around 75 designers operated in Glasgow, with Charles Rennie Mackintosh as the key lead, inspiration and the most widely recognised. All are connected in one way or another with The Glasgow School of Art and would be defined as the distinct group with a predominant style commonly known as the Glasgow Style.  

https://www.theglasgowstyle.co.uk/artist

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]]> George Logan Yellow Rose Duo https://thevintageteacup.co.uk/product/george-logan-yellow-rose-duo/ Mon, 03 Mar 2025 19:24:49 +0000 https://thevintageteacup.co.uk/?post_type=product&p=11936 In the Staffordshire potteries of 1890 The Foley china works of E Brain & co, and from 1905 Foley Art China The Peacock Pottery, specialised in bone china tea and breakfast wares of high quality and good design. This black and yellow art nouveau pattern of the 'Glasgow Rose' was a design by George Logan of the Rennie Mackintosh Glasgow school of designers. Foley used several of his designs to transfer print onto their fine white bone china tableware.

George Logan ( 1866-1939 ) a well known furniture designer is perhaps better known for his Glasgow Style ceramic designs, many of which featured the Glasgow rose and stylised tulips, produced by various English potteries.

Each piece is marked on the base with the factory back stamp for E Brain & co England Registered number 184.

Demi Tasse cup - 5.5 cm x 6 cm 

Saucer - 12 cm diameter

Excellent condition.

 

 

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]]> The Glasgow Style

From the early 1890s a close-knit circle of around 75 designers operated in Glasgow, with Charles Rennie Mackintosh as the key lead, inspiration and the most widely recognised. All are connected in one way or another with The Glasgow School of Art and would be defined as the distinct group with a predominant style commonly known as the Glasgow Style.  

https://www.theglasgowstyle.co.uk/artist

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]]> George Logan Pink Rose Plate https://thevintageteacup.co.uk/product/george-logan-pink-rose-plate/ Thu, 15 Aug 2024 11:12:07 +0000 https://thevintageteacup.co.uk/?post_type=product&p=9086 In the Staffordshire potteries of 1890 The Foley china works of E Brain & co, and from 1905 Foley Art China The Peacock Pottery, specialised in bone china tea and breakfast wares of high quality and good design. This green art nouveau design with pink Glasgow roses was transfer printed onto white bone china tableware from a design by George Logan of the Rennie Mackintosh Glasgow school of designers.

George Logan ( 1866-1939 ) a well known furniture designer is perhaps better known for his Glasgow Style ceramic designs, many of which featured the Glasgow rose and stylised tulips, produced by various English potteries.

Now highly sought after by collectors this set has the back stamp of Foley Art Peacock England Registered number 29.

1 Plate with George Logan design - 18cm

Lovely condition, 

 

 

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]]> The Glasgow Style

From the early 1890s a close-knit circle of around 75 designers operated in Glasgow, with Charles Rennie Mackintosh as the key lead, inspiration and the most widely recognised. All are connected in one way or another with The Glasgow School of Art and would be defined as the distinct group with a predominant style commonly known as the Glasgow Style.  

https://www.theglasgowstyle.co.uk/artist

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]]> George Logan Yellow Rose https://thevintageteacup.co.uk/product/george-logan-yellow-rose/ Tue, 14 May 2024 12:01:47 +0000 https://thevintageteacup.co.uk/?post_type=product&p=8579 In the Staffordshire potteries of 1890 The Foley china works of E Brain & co, and from 1905 Foley Art China The Peacock Pottery, specialised in bone china tea and breakfast wares of high quality and good design. This black and yellow art nouveau design of the 'Glasgow Rose', by George Logan of the Rennie Mackintosh Glasgow school of designers, was transfer printed onto white bone china tableware.

George Logan ( 1866-1939 ) a well known furniture designer is perhaps better known for his Glasgow Style ceramic designs, many of which featured the Glasgow rose and stylised tulips, produced by various English potteries.

This fabulous set has the back stamp of EBrain&co England Registered number 184.

Set of late 19th century tea plates for sandwiches and cake.

1 Large handled plate 23.5 cm + 6 smaller plates 18 cm.

Excellent condition, just a little rub to rim.

 

 

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]]> The Glasgow Style

From the early 1890s a close-knit circle of around 75 designers operated in Glasgow, with Charles Rennie Mackintosh as the key lead, inspiration and the most widely recognised. All are connected in one way or another with The Glasgow School of Art and would be defined as the distinct group with a predominant style commonly known as the Glasgow Style.  

https://www.theglasgowstyle.co.uk/artist

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]]> George Logan Glasgow Rose Trio https://thevintageteacup.co.uk/product/george-logan-glasgow-rose-trio/ Thu, 08 Feb 2024 16:45:10 +0000 https://thevintageteacup.co.uk/?post_type=product&p=8292 In the Staffordshire potteries of 1890 The Foley china works of E Brain & co, and from 1905 Foley Art China The Peacock Pottery, specialised in bone china tea and breakfast wares of high quality and good design. This art nouveau design with a green Glasgow rose and swags of leaves was transfer printed onto white bone china tableware from a design by George Logan of the Rennie Mackintosh Glasgow school of designers.

George Logan ( 1866-1939 ) a well known furniture designer is perhaps better known for his Glasgow Style ceramic designs, many of which featured the Glasgow rose and stylised tulips, produced by various English potteries.

An early tea set with the back stamp of Foley China EB&Co England 1913-1919. Copyright 0394.

Trio consists of a Cup - 7 cm x 7 cm , Saucer - 14 cm, Plate - 18 cm.

Excellent condition, no damage, under light just a tiny amount of micro crazing on cup.

 

 

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]]> The Glasgow Style

From the early 1890s a close-knit circle of around 75 designers operated in Glasgow, with Charles Rennie Mackintosh as the key lead, inspiration and the most widely recognised. All are connected in one way or another with The Glasgow School of Art and would be defined as the distinct group with a predominant style commonly known as the Glasgow Style.  

https://www.theglasgowstyle.co.uk/artist

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]]> George Logan Glasgow Rose Demitasse https://thevintageteacup.co.uk/product/george-logan-green-rose-demitasse/ Thu, 08 Feb 2024 16:13:18 +0000 https://thevintageteacup.co.uk/?post_type=product&p=8282 In the Staffordshire potteries of 1890 The Foley china works of E Brain & co, and from 1905 Foley Art China The Peacock Pottery, specialised in bone china tea and breakfast wares of high quality and good design. This art nouveau design with a green Glasgow rose and swags of leaves was transfer printed onto white bone china tableware from a design by George Logan of the Rennie Mackintosh Glasgow school of designers.

George Logan ( 1866-1939 ) a well known furniture designer is perhaps better known for his Glasgow Style ceramic designs, many of which featured the Glasgow rose and stylised tulips, produced by various English potteries.

An early demitasse with the back stamp of Foley China EB&Co England 1913-1919. Copyright 0394.

Cup - 5.5 cm x 6 cm , Saucer - 12 cm

Good clean condition, pin head in cup rim, priced accordingly.

 

 

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]]> The Glasgow Style

From the early 1890s a close-knit circle of around 75 designers operated in Glasgow, with Charles Rennie Mackintosh as the key lead, inspiration and the most widely recognised. All are connected in one way or another with The Glasgow School of Art and would be defined as the distinct group with a predominant style commonly known as the Glasgow Style.  

https://www.theglasgowstyle.co.uk/artist

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]]> George Logan ” Hardian ” Trio https://thevintageteacup.co.uk/product/george-logan-hadrian-trio/ Mon, 05 Feb 2024 10:48:14 +0000 https://thevintageteacup.co.uk/?post_type=product&p=8212 In the Staffordshire potteries of 1890 The Foley china works of E Brain & co, and from 1905 Foley Art China The Peacock Pottery, specialised in bone china tea and breakfast wares of high quality and good design. " Hardian " was pattern number One, a green stylised torch on white background, a design by George Logan of the Rennie Mackintosh Glasgow school of designers.

George Logan ( 1866-1939 ) a well known furniture designer is perhaps better known for his Glasgow Style ceramic designs, many of which featured the Glasgow rose and stylised tulips, produced by various English potteries.

This fabulous set has the back stamp of Foley China EB&Co within Staffordshire three loop knot the company trade mark c.1903-05.

Extremely Rare Hardian pattern trio......

Demitasse set : Cup – 5.5 cm x 6 cm , Saucer – 12 cm

Plate - 15.5 cm

Excellent condition.

 

 

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]]> The Glasgow Style

From the early 1890s a close-knit circle of around 75 designers operated in Glasgow, with Charles Rennie Mackintosh as the key lead, inspiration and the most widely recognised. All are connected in one way or another with The Glasgow School of Art and would be defined as the distinct group with a predominant style commonly known as the Glasgow Style.  

https://www.theglasgowstyle.co.uk/artist

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