G1 Dishware (merchandise)

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There are quite a few different designs of dish ware. Poole Pottery a reputatable UK maker designed a teaset. There have been other china tea sets made, as well as plastic ones. A number of plastic and china singular cups also exist.

Canteens

Moulds

Plastic Molds

Plastic Molds
Chocolate Molds
UK Jello Mould with Swirly Whirly and Crunch Berry
UK Jello Mould, Back
Party cake mould with Swirly Whirly, Sherbet and Crunch Berry around a Maypole
Party cake mould (back)
Party cake mould
Cupcake mould with Swirly Whirly, Sherbet, and Crunch Berry
Cupcake mould (back)

Cake Tins

Bowtie
Bowtie UK Bowtie cake pan

Wilton
Wilton

Mugs

Baby Moondancer and Cherries Jubilee

Placemats

Firefly and Baby Glory
Cotton Candy and Peachy (in Bubbles colors)
Peachy, Confetti, Firefly and Bow Tie
Peachy, Butterscotch and Bow Tie
Bubbles, Moonstone and Cotton Candy
Blossom, Applejack and Cotton Candy
Starshine, Skydancer and Baby Firefly
Glittering Gem, Star Gleamer and Brilliant Bloom
Molly and Baby Sundance
Cherries Jubilee, Bubbles, Posey and Baby Bow Tie
Skydancer, Moonstone, Windy, and Dream Castle
Skydancer, Moonstone, Windy, and Dream Castle (back)

Plastic Plates

plastic plate
Bluebird plastic plate

Plastic Bowls

Melamine bowl front

Plastic Cups

Bottle featuring Sweet Tooth by Bluebird Toys (UK)
Bottle bottom
Cup featuring Applejack and Bow Tie by Bluebird Toys (UK)
Cup featuring Applejack and Bow Tie by Bluebird Toys (UK)
Blurbird Cup Bottom

Pots and Pans

Tea Sets

4 Cup Tea Set

tea set

Features Bubbles and Bow Tie

Set Pieces
4 Tea Cups
4 Mugs
4 Cup Plates
4 Plates
4 Blue Knives
4 Blue forks
4 Blue spoons
1 Teapot
1 Beverage dispenser

Tea Set

In Box

Made by Theeservies
Dated 1985
Blossom and Baby on one side of cup and Buttons and Baby on the other side

Set Pieces
Plates - Firefly & Baby Firefly
Pot - Trickles
Cup - Blossom & Baby
Cup - Buttons & Baby

1986 Tea Set

^[1]

Set Pieces
4 Plates - Firefly & Baby Firefly
1 Pot with lid - Trickles
4 Cups - Buttons & Baby

Tea Set

tea set

Set Pieces
teapot Bow Tie
Cup - Firefly, Glory & Blossom
Cup - Firefly, Glory & Blossom
Cup - Firefly, Glory & Blossom
Plate - Bow Tie
Plate - Cotton Candy

Trays

Metal Trays
Blossom and Baby Blossom
Surprise and Baby Surprise
Sprinkles and Duck Soup

Gumball Machine

Gum ball Machine
Candy dispenser with Baby Firefly
Popcorn Can ^[2]

Egg Cups

Cotton Candy Egg Cup

Egg Cup - Cotton Candy

Kiln Craft

Mug stamps

Mug with Bubbles, Firefly and Bow Tie

Colditz

Porcelain stamp

Stamped 'Colditz DDR 85'.

Soft pastel prints with blue outline.

Finnish Mug and plate set (Muki & lautanen)
White plate with Firefly and Glory
White cup with Firefly and Glory
Other side of cup has a horseshoe design
Blue box with Sugar Apple

^[3] ^[4] ^[5]

Poole Pottery

Porcelain stamps

Stamped '1985 Hasbro Industries (U.K.) Ltd'.

Has Bow Tie and Cotton Candy on the plates and Firefly and Blossom on the cups. Appears to have 2 of each piece.

Bowl - Starflower, Tickle, Flutterbye
Bowl - Tickle
Bowl - Flutterbye
Bowl - Starflower
Egg Cup - Baby Firefly
Egg Cup - Bottom
Plate - Baby Firefly & Flutterbye
Plate

Cups
Cup - Starflower
Baby Blossom

^[6]

Scandinavian Stoneware

Single pony cup, bottom (Translation: "Stoneware. Led and cadmium safe decor and glaze.")

These cups are sometimes referred to as the UK cups, although they appear dominantly in Scandinavia.^[7] They are made of stoneware and are thus much heavier than modern porcelain.^[8] The language at the bottom is in Swedish, they are dated 1986. Led and cadmium safe decor. Some mugs state 'Made in the Republic of Korea' and seem to occur more frequently in Finland. ^[9]^[10] Their decor is known to fade greatly over the years. ^[11]

The single print cups are somewhat taller than the multi-decor cups and have either mint green or pink insides. There's also been plates sold locally, but there is very little information about them. The following ponies were printed on mugs, sippy cups, plates and bowls: