Susie Cooper Kestrel Shape

Susie Cooper Crown Works Yellow 'Nosegay' Kestrel Teapot c1939

Probably the best know and most sought after shape that was introduced in 1932, it's sweeping finial and birdlike spout showing strong Art Deco influences. In interviews, Susie Cooper explained that the shape came about through experiments to find a spout that didn't drip. For a selection of Susie Cooper designs visit my website Premier Antiques

Susie Cooper Crown Works Blue 'Orchid' Kestrel Coffee Pot c1952

Susie Cooper Kestrel Shape

Susie Cooper Kestrel coffee pot c1952

Probably the best know and most sort after shape, it was introduced in 1932 and was an instant success. The sweeping finial and non-drip spout show strong Art Deco influences, though the shape continued in production until the late 1950s. For more Susie Cooper visit Premier Antiques

Susie Cooper Kestrel jug c1952