Poole Pottery "Tyneham"

Poole Pottery Tyneham was part of Poole’s Campden collection, designed by Robert Welch and first issued around 1990. The design features a blue cockerel perched above a basket of flowers, with a lively floral border in red, purple, yellow and green.

The Campden collection gave Poole a more traditional, country kitchen look at the turn of the 1990s, while still using practical modern tableware shapes. Tyneham is one of the more decorative designs from this group, with the central cockerel motif appearing on larger pieces and the garland border used across cups, saucers, plates and smaller items.

The range included a broad selection of dinner, tea and coffee pieces, along with useful oven-to-tableware and serving items. This makes Tyneham appealing both as a collectable Poole pattern and as a practical discontinued tableware range for everyday use.

Customers looking for Poole Pottery Tyneham replacement china are often trying to replace a broken cup, saucer, plate, bowl, jug, serving dish or ovenware piece, 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.

If you are matching Tyneham, it is worth checking the shape and piece type carefully, particularly where oven-to-tableware and standard tableware pieces are being used together.