Lakeland was launched at the British Industries Fair in February 1936, alongside Pixie and Chanticleer. The design takes two forms, the main one depicts distant mountains and a lake framed by trees with flowers in the foreground. The second was used for flower holders which were modelled as tree trunks with flowers at the base and a distinctive butterfly. Two colourways are also known. One uses shades of green for the trees, grass and shrubs with the flowers picked out in pink. The second palette is rarer and uses yellow foliage with yellow and lilac flowers, giving a more pastel effect. For more details visit my website
Premier Antiques
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| Royal Winton Lakeland teapot c1936 |
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| Royal Winton Lakeland sugar shaker c1936 |
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| Royal Winton Lakeland cake plate c1936 |
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