New Collection launch 14th June 2021

2021 Easter Egg
This year’s Easter Egg is delicately painted withHyacinths by Elizabeth Todd. The tiny egg shape has always been used for this collection and was originally launched in 2007 with a beautiful crocus design by Fiona Bakewell. The shape has been the perfect canvas for our skilled artists to paint their unique designs showing flowers in natural settings creating a delightful miniature bouquet that not only never fades but is an Easter Egg that won’t affect your waistline! Only the very best artists are able to paint on a curved surface as the proportions of the design have to be maintained as the scene moves around the shape. And, like all Elliot Hall Enamels, the Eggs are completely freehand painted – meaning no prints or guidelines are ever used.

Elizabeth uses the tiniest of her brushes and the most miniscule of delicate strokes to complete each painting and she signs each one. In addition, the eggs unscrew providing the perfect place to store a tiny memento!

Hyacinthus is a small genus of bulbous, spring-blooming perennials. They are fragrant flowering plants in the family Asparagaceae, subfamily Scilloideae and are commonly called hyacinths

2007 Crocus Fiona Bakewell
2008 Daffodil Helen Halloran
2009 Primrose Cath Higham
2010 Snowdrops Sandra Selby
2011 Pansy Sandra Selby
2012 Sweet Violets Fiona Bakewell
2013 Cyclamen Fiona Bakewell
2014 Bluebells Sandra Selby
2015 Chickens Sandra Selby
2016 Fuchsias Sandra Selby
2017 Violets Elizabeth Todd
2018 Tulips Elizabeth Todd
2019 Easter Lilies Elizabeth Todd
2020 Iris’s Elizabeth Todd
2021 Hyacinths

Hyacinths Easter Egg
Limited Edition 100.
Elizabeth Todd 40mm High R.R.P £180

Those of you that have followed Elliot Hall Enamels history will recognise the Name Anthony Young as one of the talented Artists that used to work for Kingsley Enamels back in the day. I recall Anthony travelling to work on his motorbike over 30 years ago so it was a familiar and welcome sight to see him pull up at the Elliot Hall Enamels factory once again on 2 wheels some 30 years later.

Tony is also the resident Artist at Royal Porcelain Works, Tony Young – who has been an artist all his working life – began his career at Royal Worcester in 1970, shortly after his fifteenth birthday. In 1971 he was named ‘Best Animal and Bird Artist’ by the renowned ceramics expert Henry Sandon.
His many special commissions have included painting the Queen’s corgis, as well as paintings for the Sultan of Oman. Tony has also built up a reputation for his repairs and restoration work which he also undertakes on site; these have included around 600 red poppies from the public art installation at the Tower of London which commemorated the outbreak of the First World War.

We are delighted to be working with Tony again and will be showcasing his amazing artist abilities on our Enamels in the future.

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