Portmeirion Totem Soup Goblet, Ice Blue, TTIB5
Portmeirion

Vintage Portmeirion Soup Goblet In Totem Ice Blue Designed By Susan Williams-Ellis.

This brilliant design was introduced in 1963 and was extremely popular. This lovely soup goblet is in one of the more unusual colourways for the Totem design. 

There are a few production marks of blue spots inside and it is missing a spot of glaze on the rim, there is also a blowhole on the base.

The Totem design proved to be one of the most iconic ranges of pottery from Portmeirion and much imitated by other potteries, but never to the same quality or excellent design.
Please check the rest of our shop for more examples in this design.

Approx Dimensions:-

3.75 in (9.5 cm) diam

4.75 in (12 cm) tall

Totem

Possibly one of the most iconic designs by Susan Williams-Ellis, Totem was launched in 1963 and continued into the early 1970's. Totem is on display in museums here and abroad and appears in publications as a design symbol of its day. Totem was produced over the widest range of Portmeirion's shapes of the time. Very early versions of the Totem cylinder teapots had a shorter cut off spout. Totem was produced in amber, olive green, sage green, cobalt blue, ice blue, celadon and white.
A must for any Portmeirion collector.