Poole Pottery "Sweet Pea"

Poole Pottery Sweet Pea was introduced in 1996 and was designed by Anita Harris for the National Trust. The pattern features trailing sweet pea flowers, leaves and tendrils in soft pinks, purples and greens, with a gently sponged green rim that gives the pieces a fresh, garden-inspired feel.

Sweet Pea belongs to Poole’s later period, when hand-painted, sponged and informal floral decoration became an important part of the factory’s tableware style. It has a light, natural look, and the loose floral placement suits cups, saucers, plates and serving pieces particularly well.

Customers looking for Poole Pottery Sweet Pea replacement china are often trying to replace a broken cup, saucer, plate or bowl, complete a part service, or add useful extras to an existing set. Availability can vary, as our stock depends on what becomes available through the pre-loved market.

When matching Sweet Pea, it is worth checking both the shape and the decoration carefully. As with many later Poole designs that use hand-painted and sponged effects, small differences in flower placement, colour strength and rim detail are part of the character of the range.