'Tango' Ceramic Mug in Cobalt, Jaroslav Hrustalenko, England. 2000s. art The whimsey and playfulness carry

The whimsey and playfulness carry on in the form of the finial or handle to the lid element of the box

A small jug by Just Andersen of Denmark - possibly for milk as part of a larger set - under the model number 2483 produced in the 1950s

the piece is comprised of two light dusty blue painted steel dishes each holding a clear plastic plate

5cm / Width: 12

'Tango' Ceramic Mug in Cobalt, Jaroslav Hrustalenko, England. 2000s. art The whimsey and playfulness carryA simply irresistible 'dancing' ceramic mug with a vivid cobalt glaze designed and made by Ukrainian born potter Jaroslav Hrustalenko. An artist with second to none technical skill and knowledge, Jaroslav Hrustalenko has spent over two decades producing a huge range of work inspired by musical harmonies, anthropology, and even tango dancing from which this series of mugs gets its name. Striking in form and visual balance, these pieces appear hand