Richard & Susan Parkinson

Hi
Does anyone recognise this large 8.5" tall and flat halloween abstract owl please? I thought it might be an early Carn item but it has no base stamp just an impressed back to back arrowhead mark under one foot. I have been informed that some early Carn pieces carried no backstamp only a label. Any ideas would be appreciated.

Thank You,
Bryn

Its Parkinsons, here's a link

http://www.studiopottery.com/cgi-bin/mp.cgi?item=269

Hi,
Hey guys that was almost a world record deduction well done! Anyway, here's the mark as requested.
Bryn

Can anyone help me identify this pottery Dove / Pigeon? It is approx 250mm tall and is made from slipware. The decoration is handpainted using what looks like a wax resist method? I know that the potter Margaret Hine  was famous for her birds in the 50's but not sure if this is one of hers or just something old by Ikea? The base has no marks apart form a raised code 24E and an inscribed 930, there is also a mark left by a sticker but i think this may have been a felt disc. This was an impulse buy at a carboot sale, I asked the seller about it and he knew nothing apart from it same from London?? (Probably Ikea London - ha ha!)
https://i.servimg.com/u/f69/15/29/73/30/dove16.jpg
https://i.servimg.com/u/f69/15/29/73/30/dove_b11.jpg

looks like it could be a Parkinsons piece, if it is it was a cracking buy. See the link below

http://www.studiopottery.com/cgi-bin/mp.cgi?item=269

8 1/2 inch plate, tiny, full impesssed mark, but what is it?

The Parkinson book documents the series of "Chess" plates, but unfortunately only
shows a couple of them. This is not the "Knight", my first thought.
To me this looks as though it could be Saggitarius (the archer), a zodiac sign.
Were there maybe a set of zodiac plates also? Never seen another one.

This is the big Parky cat, bought on Monday, 15 in high.

Cockerel & Hen pair.


The Lion (Usually paired with the Unicorn). There is also a 1953 coronation version.


The Bull, (not shown in the book).

My first, and very small,  piece of Parkinson, staring out of the bargain basket in a charity shop. Impressed "MADE IN ENGLAND" plus a circular seal mark showing what looks like a crumbling stone wall.

There are 3 versions of the mouse, the white with a black base is the most common.
Originally produced for an outlet in Mousehole, Cornwall.

The seal mark should be 0.4 in accross. Can you make out a capital "P"?
It would be Richard's seal.

The seal mark is very small - about 4mm. I can't make out any letters. A closer view:

That's what I saw 22. the rest is a mess, but being so small, and maybe a
bad impresion... It's right amyway.

They don't normally carry that personal mark, is it not 'unusual' ?

Yes it is a bit, but the mouse still looks absolutely right to me.

hi can anyone please help me confirm if I have genuine Parkinson cats? the white one has marks underneath - I cant see anything on the black one - they have no holes ie for salt and pepper pots - they are approximately 6" tall - I do have photos but not sure how to get them loaded on here - or can send if I have email address thanks for your time

Here are the photos if anyone can help please

photos

Yes, they are shown in the book, as models 64 & 65, but as cat cruets with holes
around the nose area.

Hi great thanks - so as these dont have holes does that make them more rare ? thanks

The cat cruet in the book is 6", so I guess they were made as either.

many thanks

A superb and large collection of Parkinson pottery coming up for sale at Wooley and Wallis on March 21. Lots 269-324. Gorgeous.

https://www.woolleyandwallis.co.uk/departments/20th-century-design/da210318.aspx?page=3