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Ordinary Toby pie funnel - Babbacombe Pottery circa 2000

Ordinary Toby pie funnel produced by Babbacombe Pottery of Torquay, England, circa 2000. The Ordinary Toby is the original toby jug featuring a common man of the time wearing 18th century clothing and a tricorn hat. This Ordinary Toby is seated in a chair holding a full pitcher of ale in his left hand and a cup in his right. A pie funnel is a small, hollow ceramic item with one or more openings near the bottom and a vent at the top. It was developed in the Victorian era in Britain as a tool intended to keep juicy fruit and meat pies from bubbling over, and to make for a crispier crust.

Maker:

Babbacombe Pottery

England

circa 2000

Model #:

Derivative

stopper

Size:

small

Height:

3 1/2"

Ordinary Toby pie funnel - Babbacombe Pottery circa 2000
Ordinary Toby pie funnel - Babbacombe Pottery circa 2000
Ordinary Toby pie funnel - Babbacombe Pottery circa 2000
Ordinary Toby pie funnel - Babbacombe Pottery circa 2000
Ordinary Toby pie funnel - Babbacombe Pottery circa 2000
Ordinary Toby pie funnel - Babbacombe Pottery circa 2000
Ordinary Toby pie funnel - Babbacombe Pottery circa 2000
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