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Coco

Side Plate
2009 (designed), 2009 (made)
Artist/Maker
Place of origin

The 'Coco' tableware range was produced for the Jme collection assembled for celebrity chef Jamie Oliver. Leading designers Queensberry Hunt were commissioned to design the wares. Unusually for celebrity-endorsed merchandise, the designers' names and pedigrees are celebrated and promoted within the marketing for the collection, and the 'Coco' wares are marked clearly with their names, as well as the country of manufacture. The components of the range serve multiple functions, allowing a versatile service to be formed from a small number of adaptable shapes.

Object details

Category
Object type
TitleCoco (manufacturer's title)
Materials and techniques
Bone china
Brief description
Side plate, bone china, 'Coco' range, designed by Martin Hunt of Queensberry Hunt for Jamie Oliver (Jme), made by Monno Industries, Bangladesh, 2009.
Physical description
Undecorated white bone china.
Dimensions
  • Diameter: 21.8cm
  • Height: 2.1cm
Marks and inscriptions
  • 'Jme' (Logo, printed in green on base)
  • 'coco designed by Queensberry Hunt, made in Bangladesh. happy in the dishwasher, safe in the microwave, fine in the fridge & freezer.' (Printed in red and green on base, within foot ring)
Credit line
Given by Queensberry Hunt and Jme Group Ltd.
Summary
The 'Coco' tableware range was produced for the Jme collection assembled for celebrity chef Jamie Oliver. Leading designers Queensberry Hunt were commissioned to design the wares. Unusually for celebrity-endorsed merchandise, the designers' names and pedigrees are celebrated and promoted within the marketing for the collection, and the 'Coco' wares are marked clearly with their names, as well as the country of manufacture. The components of the range serve multiple functions, allowing a versatile service to be formed from a small number of adaptable shapes.
Collection
Accession number
C.232-2009

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Record createdFebruary 1, 2011
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