1960s Raynham Australia black and white glazed pottery demitasse cups and saucers

Raynham not only made vases, but they also made utilitarian items too.
Condition: Good vintage condition. One saucer has glaze craze, but the rest are fine. 
Black and white glaze. Signed to base of each cup.
Demitasse size cups.

History: Ray Cook was a Melbourne-based accountant who established the Ray Cook Pottery in 1948 and Raynham Ceramic Pty Ltd in 1950, on sites in East Bentleigh, Victoria. The Ray Cook Pottery made a range of slip cast tableware and vases, and some larger wheel-thrown items, under the insignia 'Ray Cook'. Raynham specialised in slip cast vases using a variety of different labels over time that are well-documented in the Encyclopaedia of Australian Potters' Marks. In 1964,

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