Graphic Lines — Hornsea ‘Summit’ Salt & Pepper, 1960s
CHF 85
Tall, tapered and wonderfully graphic.
Designed by John Clappison for Hornsea Pottery, this pair of Summit salt and pepper shakers dates from the early 1960s. The slender ceramic forms are deeply fluted, with charcoal-black glaze filling the vertical grooves against a warm cream ground.
Introduced in 1960, Summit was part of Clappison’s experiments with shape, texture and glaze that helped give Hornsea its distinctive modern identity. The one- and three-hole tops distinguish salt from pepper, while the original filling stoppers remain underneath.

Origin: England
Maker: Hornsea Pottery
Designer: John Clappison
Range: Summit
Period: c. 1960–1965
Material: Glazed ceramic / earthenware
Color: Charcoal black and cream
Dimensions: 13 cm tall
Condition: Very good vintage condition with minor age-related wear. Original filling stoppers present.





