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Straight from the internationally recognised centre for excellence in ceramics Theartbay Gallery and Emma Bailey Ceramics offers you the 75th Anniversary Lidice Shall Live fine bone china mug. Celebrating the grassroots global campaign which saw the "Phoenix from the Flames" revival of the village of Lidice following its destruction at the hands of the Nazis in June 1942. The Process Applying a unique back stamp designed with our companies' logos to celebrate 75 years of the Lidice Shall Live campaign. Hand painted in the traditional method, once used in The Potteries. A combination of striking reds shaded to bring the rose alive. The mug then undergoes its first decorative firing. On cooling, next the application of that luxurious touch. The lining of rose and rim with real gold provides a prestigious look whilst retaining that contemporary, modern feel, and a sense of gravitas for the achievements of the campaign before the product is sent to its second and final enamel firing.  

"Lidice Reborn" Symbolically celebrates the rebirth of the village "wiped off the face of the earth" by the Nazis in 1942.   Dimensions 8" x 25" approx   Printed on heavyweight brilliant white matte art paper using fade resistant inks.   Original Sold  

Fine art print, published on heavyweight 260gm paper.

Comes within a natural white mount with backing, ready for framing.

Wrapped in cellophane envelope, makes it the perfect gift for all lovers of art.

Print size - 11.5" X 8.5"

Print + mount size - 16.5" X 11.5"

Limited edition print commemorating the atrocity of Lidice on 10th June 1942 and the Lidice Shall Live campaign which followed Limited edition print on heavy weight textured fine art paper using fade resistant inks Double mounted option available. (Edition size - 100). Signed by Sid, numbered and titled by hand Image Size - 18" x 12" Mounted Size - 24" x 18" Edition size 100 ORIGINAL CAN BE VIEWED IN THE LIDICE COLLECTION, LIDICE MEMORIAL  

An affectionate watercolour characterisation of life in "The Potteries" of old. Limited edition print on heavy weight textured fine art paper using fade resistant inks  Double mounted option available. (Edition size - 20). Signed by Sid, numbered and titled by hand Image Size - 18" x 12" Mounted Size - 24" x 18" ORIGINAL SOLD

An affectionate watercolour characterisation of life in "The Potteries" of old. Limited edition print on heavy weight textured fine art paper using fade resistant inks  Double mounted option available. (Edition size - 20). Signed by Sid, numbered and titled by hand Image Size - 18" x 12" Mounted Size - 24" x 18" ORIGINAL AVAILABLE

Fine art limited edition print on heavy weight 290gm velvet natural white fine art paper. Hand signed  Aitch . Edition size 20. Double mount option (see below) Print size - 18" x 12". With double mount 24" x 18". Framing from £40 ORIGINAL SOLD

Celebrating the 70th anniversary of the rebirth of the village of Lidice. A beautiful stylised print of the rebuilt community and its citizens surrounded by translations emphasising the village's international significance. Available in M, L, XL and XXL. Can ship or pick up from Theartbay Gallery, 26 Christchurch Street, Fenton.

Bridge of Hope and Life. Rose Garden of Peace and Friendship Lidice 1955 - 2015 Author: Luba Hédlová, Premysl Veverka, Jirí Žlebcík Language: EN, CZ Publication about Rosegarden of Peace and Friendship in Lidice. History and today of this famous garden. 145 pages, ISBN 978-80-80072-02-7

Building the New Lidice Author: Luba Hédlová (ed.), Pavla Bechnerová, Martina Lehmannová Language: EN/CZ The book about a building of the New Lidice after WWII. It opens a new chapter of Lidice understanding. Lidice is the symbol of the tragedy and also of the hope for a new live. The book has got five chapters - Lidice shall Live and Barnett Stross, Building of a New Lidice, A model of Socialist Future, Lidice Household - An epitome of Modern Living Space and Lidice Woman. Number of pages: 182