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- 1a: Cranberry Pottery tall vase, Blackberry pattern
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- 1b: Cranberry Pottery tall vase, Blackberry pattern [back]
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- 1c: Cranberry Pottery tall vase, Blackberry pattern [mark]
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- 2a: Cranberry Pottery lidded bowl, Blackberry pattern
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- 2b: Cranberry Pottery lidded bowl, Blackberry pattern [back]
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- 2c: Cranberry Pottery lidded bowl, Blackberry pattern [lidded]
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- 2d: Cranberry Pottery lidded bowl, Blackberry pattern [interior]
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- 2e: Cranberry Pottery lidded bowl, Blackberry pattern [mark]
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- 2f: Cranberry Pottery lidded bowl, Blackberry pattern [mark]
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- 3a: Cranberry Pottery lidded sugar, individual casserole, Blue Leaves pattern
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- 3b: Cranberry Pottery lidded sugar, individual casserole, Blue Leaf pattern [back]
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- 3c: Cranberry Pottery lidded sugar, Blue Leaf pattern
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- 3e: Cranberry Pottery lidded sugar, Blue Leaf pattern [mark]
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- 3f: Cranberry Pottery individual casserole or onion soup bowl, Blue Leaf pattern
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- 3g: Cranberry Pottery individual casserole or onion soup bowl, Blue Leaf pattern
I need help in valuing this lovely bowl. It is 2″ deep and 11″ edge to edge. The artist is Pam Begbie who was with Cranberry Pottery 1987 to 2010.
Thank you for commenting. This site is for research only and no valuations are conducted here. Your best bet is to check online for the most current market values.
Maria
I have a beloved Cranberry Pottery Bathroom set in the original cranberry pattern. Unfortunately, the tumbler was broken. I wonder if you still make these?
I am actually not affiliated with this company – this website is about research (and comments) only. Cranberry Pottery is no longer in production, so the second-hand market is the only place you may be able to find pieces in any of the patterns. Search online marketplaces – ebay, Etsy, and so on. Sorry I cannot help. Maria.
is this pattern still avaiable
I have a lg brown bowl but can’t find it in your pattern selection. Did you make a brown one?