We’re delighted to share something truly special with our community of collectors and design enthusiasts: a collaboration between @VintageCeramicsSA and @SandraseWinkel that brings rare, handpicked treasures into the spotlight.
For the very first time, selected pieces from Sandra Lemmer’s private collection will be available to the public. Nestled in the scenic Cathkin Valley of the Central Drakensberg, KwaZulu‑Natal, Sandra se Winkel preserves original trading‑store stock from Lesotho (c. 1960) alongside curated antiques that map southern African daily life.
✨ What to Expect
Vintage ceramics spanning the 1930s -1960s
Bowls, jugs, plates, vases, coffee & tea cups, and decorative pieces
Makers include:
- Linn Ware
- Globe Potteries
- The Ceramic Studio
- Lucia Ware (BEP)
- Hamburger Pottery
- Grahamstown Potteries
- Drostdy Ware
- Kalahari Studio
- Dykor Ceramics Studio
- The Old Jar Pottery
- Zaalberg Potterij
- Flora Ann
- …and more.
How to Buy?
Follow both @VintageCeramicsSA and @SandraseWinkel on Instagram and on Facebook.
Add to “Favorites
- 📲 Steps to Add Favorites on Instagram
- Open Instagram app on your phone.
- Go to the profile you want to favorite (e.g., Vintage Ceramics South Africa or Sandra se Winkel).
- Tap the “Following” button under their profile picture.
- In the menu that appears, select “Add to Favorites.”
DM for enquiries and availability
Visit Bob Shop: https://www.bobshop.co.za/mottled-green-and-brown-linn-ware-attributed-tankard/p/687180702
Visit Sandra se Winkel in person:
Future drops will be hosted mainly by @VintageCeramicsSA, so collectors can look forward to ongoing releases and curated showcases.
This collaboration is more than a sale- it’s a celebration of southern African ceramic heritage. Whether you’re a seasoned collector, a designer seeking authentic accents, or simply someone who loves the beauty of well‑made ceramics, Sandra se Winkel’s treasures are waiting to be discovered.
Huguenot /Huguenot Royale / Constantia / La Rochelle RSA)
DM to secure. Selling on behalf of affiliate. R 1500 but he is willing to accept offers I think.
Very little is known about Huguenot, Huguenot Royale, Constantia or La Rochelle RSA. These were commercial factories as opposed to studio potters so is not covered in Scorched Earth by Wendy Gers. Functional, practical and beautifully finished. It needed to attain this high standard to be included in hotel ware and caravanning crockery, homeware shops and the like. There is a French theme running through all these sets. More can be found at 
Vintage Ceramics South Africa 
