The poppy flower has no scent and secretes no nectar, but it spends it's pollen lavishly and from the first morning of bloom poppies are plundered by bees. Frank Kingdon Ward discovered Blue Poppies in the Himalayas and introduced them to England in 1924. The intensity of the blue colouring depended on the soil and climate, therefore the poppies did not do well in chalk. Staff quote "We are proud of the products we make - they are durable and original. We hope you will be proud too." - Nomsa Ndashe This range available in the following items: code name dimensions volume pic CTP Cocktail Plate 16cm x 16cm ONLY IN WELSH AND JAPANESE DP Dinner Plate 29cm x 29cm ONLY IN WELSH AND JAPANESE ES Espresso Cup 8cm x 6cm 185ml ONLY IN WELSH AND JAPANESE M&SH Milk & Sugar Shallow 13cm x 6.5cm - 10cm x 6.5cm 125ml - 150ml RAM Ramekin 9.5cm x 4cm 100ml SAL Salad Bowl 27.5cm x 11cm 1.25Lt SP Side Plate 21.5cm x 21.5cm ONLY IN WELSH AND JAPANESE SB Small Bowl 15cm x 9cm 500ml TC Tea Cup 10.5cm x 6cm 150ml TP Teapot ONLY IN WELSH AND JAPANESE 1Lt TPL Teapot Large ONLY IN WELSH AND JAPANESE 1.5Lt TT Teatime stands 43cm high Poppy Japanese Colour codes: POW - POPPY WHITE [A] POC - POPPY CORAL [B] POY - POPPY YELLOW [C] POJAP - POPPY JAPANESE (D) POWE - POPPY WELSH (E) Ordering notes: To order please combine the item code with the colour code i.e. SAL-POC = SALAD BOWL POPPY CORAL