Adams Azalea

The Azalea flower is a symbol of femininity and of softness; and features on Adams hexagon shape ironstone pattern, arranged as three separate blooms with leaves around the body and finished with a green trim. The look is romantic, and it is a flower that is found in a lot of beautiful bouquets given to loved ones today.

Joscelin Adams was actively engaged in seeking new ways to improve earthenware and therefore obtain a market advantage for the family business amid even stronger competition. Micratex, developed with the British Ceramic Research Association, was his contribution to a chip resistant body. Micratex, dating to 1961, stands for micratic earthenware and was a new, lighter weight body with greater strength and anti-chipping properties.

Cookware on Micratex bodies was launched in 1984 in the Azalea pattern.

We have 11 lines of Adams Azalea in stock to buy now.

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