Poole Pottery 1980 to present day

Poole AW (Alan White) Trial no.4, Nicola Massarella signed and initialed
11" diameter charger ,mini chip on base rim .

The new updated edition is now available

Paul Atterbury book signing




Richard Dennis book hugging

I just read that the Denby group has just bought Poole pottery,has anyone heard the details?


http://www.independent.co.uk/news/business/news/denby-bolsters-empire-with-poole-pottery-buy-2299591.html

There was a 1930's Delft tableware range with a bluebird, pattern code MH. A Truda Carter design. Are yours that old?

dantheman wrote:I just looked it up in the Poole book,the Delftware range was designed by Truda Carter in 1935.
Sorry it's not my area of expertise as I collect post 1950's Poole but Gareth might have more info

Thank you I assumed it was very modern because I could not find it anywhere. I shall have to run back to the shop tomorrow and buy the rest of it

Above are three images of one of the Poole plates. They are marked MH.
I still cannot find any other images on the internet! Maybe mine will be the first

decorated by Ruth Pavely

10" high

No Idea of initial decorator or the s or ist it 5 impressed

Wild Poppy by Anita Harris
I don't know that paintress monogram though

the fakers are quite stupid in that they don't pick pottery that is similar to Poole,they stick their fake stamps on anything flat!

I'm not into Poole, but even I thought that seemed suspicious (on "the bay"), either that or a very rare piece

The ironic thing is if they had listed it as Jude Jelfs they would have got a lot more for it than the 'no-sale' they will get as a fake bit of Poole.

This bit of my cabinet doesn't fit into the forum categories very well but the new pieces are mainly modern so here it is



Top shelf far left is a post-Poole Guy Sydenham Bellarmine flask. Got this one relatively cheaply as it has a bad firing crack but displays well and I have always liked these.
Plate centre back with a bee on it is my own work (!), to a Nikki Masserella design, from this years Collectors Club gala day. The vase mainly obscured to the right of it is this years Collectors Club vase by Nikki.
The candlestick vase directly in front is a Jane Brewer studio vase showing Portland lighthouse. It pairs with the larger JB Corfe Castle vase to the right I got last year. Sadly, Jane told me she doesn't really like working in Living Glaze at she prefers more detailed designs. I like them - the use of local features for inspiration is one thing that has always set Poole apart for me (like the 1950's Poole Harbour and map plates below).

could you help pls with the name of this Living Glaze pattern. Its driving me mad not to remember which one it is.. :(

Thank you!

Odyssey by Alan Clarke 1999

dantheman wrote:

Not bad for a bit of the brown stuff Dan!

10.5 inch pedestal bowl