Slip ware vase - HMV mark - Majolikagyár, Hódmezővásárhely (Hungary)

Does anybody have an idea who this may have been made by and if no. 58 is likely to be date or pattern no.? Thanks for looking John

I always think of this as Tyrolean ware, but I think it's folk-pottery from the Slovakia area. Maybe Pozdisovce.

I allways thought its lausitz, or oberlausitz gdr...

Well we both agree folk pottery, Eastern Europe.

Personally, I'd say it's probably tourist ware.

Picked up this vase as part of a lot of West German vases. It's earthenware, and about 32cm tall. I'm guessing it's European because of the line through the numeral 7, but can't find any reference to the mark. Help appreciated!

east german i think....

Thanks - anywhere I could go to find out more? East German pottery is not well known here.

Probably Hungarian or Austrian folkware.

There's a lot of it around at the moment, and a few have been posted on the forum, eg, https://www.20thcenturyforum.com/t9498-lidded-pot-slipware-decoration-id-please?highlight=slipware

Oh good - that's the same mark. Thanks!

It is hungarian, have a look here:
http://precisensan.com/antikforum/showthread.php?31917-HMV-MVH-signering

Regards
Micha

Mystery solved. Thank you!

you are welcome :-)

looks eastern european

Hungarian folk ware. Lots of it about.

HMV - Majolikagyár, Hódmezővásárhely

I have had these two mugs for some years but have not been able to identify a maker and would appreciate your thoughts.

They both measure 14 cm high and are 10 cm in diameter.

Hódmezővásárhely slipware from Hungary

Thank you!

This is the third ceramic piece I have seen with this mark ... but who does it belong to?

I bought this one in France - and I do think that it is French. It stands 19cm high with a diameter of 12cm.

The HMV mark also has what appears to be a number 6.

Any clues will be very much appreciated.

Although this and the other piece bought with it are both heavily inscribed, the third piece is different in that it is slipware ... and very well done too ... so I may buy it! But I would love to know who the potter is.

HaW ?

By Hódmezővásárhely Keramik, Hungary. Sometimes attributed to Thoune, Switzerland

WOW! Thanks NaomiM ... how on earth did you do that? (you don't have to answer that!)