Earthy, tactile, and timeless, a set of 1970s Moira stoneware ramekins with speckled glaze and warm rustic tones.
A rare find with heaps of retro charm, beautifully functional or simply lovely to display.

This charming set of four 1970s Moira stoneware ramekin dishes from the UK showcases the simple yet enduring beauty of British pottery. The interiors feature a soft speckled cream glaze, while the exteriors glow in a rich chestnut brown, making them perfect for puddings, custards, dips, or olives.

Each ramekin is stamped ‘Made in England by Moira Pottery’ on the base, with that weighty, durable feel so typical of the period. Rustic, earthy, and full of handmade character, they suit both everyday kitchen use and shelf display in a country or retro-inspired home.

Made to last, these honest mid-century ceramics bring both charm and utility to the table.

Dimensions: 10 cm [4”] wide x 6 cm [2”] high
Condition: Excellent vintage condition. No cracks or chips, gentle signs of age as expected for stoneware of this era, nothing that detracts.