Pottery mark 'Toni' – Italian? Vallauris?
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Pottery mark 'Toni' – Italian? Vallauris?
I've now got three pots by this maker, and so far have not been able to find any other reference. I'm sure we're looking at something Mediterranean – possibly Italian, but I'm beginning to suspect not because none of my contacts amongst the Italian pot community seem to recognise them. Another possibility is something in the Vallauris area/style. Can anyone help?
Alex_s- Number of posts : 261
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Re: Pottery mark 'Toni' – Italian? Vallauris?
Love these...wish I could help
brin mcardle- Number of posts : 2708
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One day someone will know. For the life of me, I can't understand why they are not showing up anywhere. Unless I'm looking in the wrong place - so far, all of these have been found in the UK.
Alex_s- Number of posts : 261
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Re: Pottery mark 'Toni' – Italian? Vallauris?
have you considered Mexico?
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dantheman- Consultant
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these are Mexican
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dantheman- Consultant
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That's interesting - I've seen those before but had them as Italian. Are they marked?
Alex_s- Number of posts : 261
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Another thought - one of the pots looks like a Spanish wine decanter.
Alex_s- Number of posts : 261
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no they're not marked
the decanter is Spanish style which also makes me think it's Mexican
the decanter is Spanish style which also makes me think it's Mexican
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