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Mrs. Bumble sugar bowl - Fancies Fayre Pottery circa 1950

Mrs. Bumble sugar bowl produced by Fancies Fayre Pottery of Shelton, England, circa 1950. Mrs. Bumble is a fictional character and minor antagonist in the 1838 novel Oliver Twist by Charles Dickens. Mrs. Bumble ( formerly Mrs. Corney) is cautious, distrustful, cruel, and power-hungry. The snugness of her little room is in sharp contrast to the bitterness of the rest of the workhouse, where the paupers have to live. Before marrying Mr. Bumble, she feels sorry for herself despite the snugness because she is a lonely widow. Mrs. Bumble is very merciless and callous towards the poor paupers and orphans whose charge is given to her.

Maker:

Fancies Fayre Pottery

England

circa 1950

Model #:

Derivative

sugar bowl

Size:

small

Height:

Mrs. Bumble sugar bowl - Fancies Fayre Pottery circa 1950
Mrs. Bumble sugar bowl - Fancies Fayre Pottery circa 1950
Mrs. Bumble sugar bowl - Fancies Fayre Pottery circa 1950
Mrs. Bumble sugar bowl - Fancies Fayre Pottery circa 1950
Mrs. Bumble sugar bowl - Fancies Fayre Pottery circa 1950
Mrs. Bumble sugar bowl - Fancies Fayre Pottery circa 1950
Mrs. Bumble sugar bowl - Fancies Fayre Pottery circa 1950
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