Royal Oak cup for Mother and a decent sized jug ....

This cup with Mother on it is a different shape and I've seen several of these lately and the decoration and glaze stands out as Royal Oak.  



I just took a very bad photo of this jug because with all the discussion about Royal Oak I could tell from the handle who made it .....

Ev,
the jug looks like the "other coffee pot", but looks like a slightly bigger spout.
Could you add some dimensions please. "Other pot" at:
http://newzealandpottery.forumotion.net/t4433-a-different-coffee-pot-from-royal-oak

I've seen a couple of coffee sets with similar jugs but a totally different handle, cups and milk with different handles too. Here's one:
http://www.trademe.co.nz/pottery-glass/porcelain-pottery/auction-687683429.htm

As for the mug the decoration does look like Royal Oak, but it's not the same.
That glaze around the rim looks like Kermiko to me, although the blobby bit on the handle is RO-ish. Either way it's a new shape.

The jug is at least 12 inches high and the handle is a perfect match for a coffee pot that you posted recently and that link takes you to it.  This is easy to see in the Royal Oak Gallery.  I will try to get a better photo next time I go to the Sallies Shop.
Yes the Mother cup is a new shape and another design with a four petal flower design.  I'm feeling very confident about it being Royal Oak as the glaze is very familiar to the touch.

Jeremy, theres a leaf shape in St Vincent's, looks like this Royal Oak if your interested..

Ev, that's huge. Coffee pot is only 165.
I've added one link to my previous. Here it is again:
http://www.trademe.co.nz/pottery-glass/porcelain-pottery/auction-687683429.htm
Is this Royal Oak with different handles? Looks like it to me.

I know now that Royal Oak and Kermiko are quite different to feel.
I have coffee sets in each, and a few strays..
Unfortunately I'm not in a position to lay my hands on your Mother.

Kat, maybe next week, ta.

A better photo of the 8 inch jug which is a decent size I think.
I took it beside the mug to show the size of the jug.