❇️ A wonderful vintage tabby cat by Mrs. Winstanley. Made around 1970. This is a work by British ceramic artist Jennie Winstanley, with model number "40," featuring a glossy coat and a dignified expression. It corresponds to size 6. Winstanley Cats are carefully made one by one, and you can tell the high quality at a glance. The expression of this cat is particularly outstanding, and you will never get tired of looking at it. It's as if it's alive. Mrs. Winstanley said, "Winstanley Cats bring life to gray," and when you look at this cat, you can truly understand the meaning of those words. ❇️ The size is number 40. It is 17 cm high, 25 cm wide, and 17 cm deep, corresponding to size 6. ❇️ Condition: A beautiful item with a glossy shine, free of cracks or chips. Place it in your entrance or living room at home and look at it every day to further enhance its presence. (Reference) History of Winstanley Cats - Jennie Winstanley began making cats after applying for a position as an assistant at the workshop of her future husband, Allen. In the 1950s, Allen's workshop was called Kensington Pottery, but Jennie began making distinctive cats in 1958, and later the workshop was renamed Winstanley Pottery, after Jennie's maiden name. In 1964, the workshop moved to Norfolk, and exports began, mainly to the United States, France, and Italy. Until the 80s, management model numbers (mainly two digits, such as 26, 36, 53) were written on the back of the works, but due to the increasing number of models, they were classified by size (mainly 1 to 8). In the heyday of the 90s, she employed five staff and also had a second factory. Jennie passed away in 2004, but her sons have become her successors, and works are still being made today. ✳️ Winstanley ✳️ Winstanley Cat ✳️ Winstanley Cat ✳️ Kensington Cat ✳️ Cat figurine ✳️ Sekahoshi (a Japanese TV program) ✳️ Sekahoshi (abbreviation) ✳️ Dog figurine Cats are gathered here ➡️ #Southern All Stars Cats No. 2002 【OK】