Wallington Clocktower bone china cup is from original art by local North East artist Emily Ward. Emily's bone china cups are printed and hand pressed locally in her studio in North Tyneside.
The impressive Clocktower at the entrance to Wallington Hall basks under a striking orange autumnal sky. The grounds are illuminated with a burst of colour from the vivid rays of sunshine.
Hues of orange, pink and yellow can be seen glimmering across the grassy gardens leading up towards this arched 18th century building.
Colourful flowers growing in the forefront add yet another burst of colour to this bone china cup.
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Wallington
Wallington
is nestled in the Northumberland countryside about 12 miles from Morpeth. The country estate and gardens are owned by The National Trust. There are many lovely walks, with paths with arches, statues to see and hidden secrets in the gardens.
The gateway to Wallington Hall was built in 1754. Above the arched gate is a tower containing a clock. The National Trust received a welcome and kind donation of £10,000 from a Wallington supporter. With the monies they were able to restore the 250 year old clocktower.
The bell that resides at the top of the clocktower was made in London by Lester and Pack of Whitechapel in 1759 and was hung at Wallington in 1760.
Each bone china cup is made from an original artwork by North East Artist Emily Ward.
All cups are hand pressed at Emily's art studio.
Premium grade 10oz Orca Coated Balmoral bone china mugs.
Dishwasher proof.
85mm high x 75mm diameter.
Brim capacity 300ml
All bone china cups are individually printed so there may be a slight variation in colour tones.
