Description
Jessie Tait Midwinter Pottery | Mosaic Dish 1960s
This distinctive Jessie Tait Midwinter pottery dish showcases the bold geometric style of the 1960s. Designed by British ceramic designer Jessie Tait for Midwinter Stylecraft, the dish features the striking Mosaic pattern, combining mustard yellow, olive green, grey and black geometric rectangles against a light background.
The simple rectangular form allows the Mosaic design to take centre stage. The contrasting blocks of colour give the dish a strong Mid-Century Modern character, making it equally appealing as a piece of vintage tableware or as a decorative object.
The backstamp identifies the piece as Mosaic, designed by Jessie Tait for Midwinter Stylecraft, Staffordshire, England. This makes it particularly attractive to collectors looking for authentic examples of Jessie Tait’s work.
Dimensions
- Length: approximately 7 inches
- Width: approximately 4¾ inches
- Height: approximately 1½ inches
Design & Details
- Designer: Jessie Tait
- Manufacturer: Midwinter Stylecraft
- Pattern: Mosaic
- Period: 1960s
- Origin: Staffordshire, England
- Geometric mustard, olive, grey and black decoration
- Rectangular serving dish
- Original Midwinter backstamp
Condition
The dish is in excellent vintage condition. The photographs show the piece from several angles, including the original backstamp on the underside.
A Collectable Piece of Midwinter Design
Jessie Tait’s designs are particularly associated with the colourful, modern approach that helped make Midwinter Stylecraft so popular during the mid-20th century. The Mosaic pattern is especially appealing today because its clean geometric decoration works beautifully with both vintage and contemporary interiors.
This dish would make an excellent addition to a collection of Jessie Tait pottery, Midwinter ceramics or 1960s British tableware. It could also be displayed on a shelf or sideboard as a small piece of authentic Mid-Century Modern design.
The strong geometric pattern and unusual colour combination make this a particularly versatile vintage piece — decorative enough to display, while still retaining its original tableware character.
Explore our Vintage Pottery Collection for more Midwinter, West German and other mid-century ceramic pieces.
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