Unmarked stoneware vase
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Unmarked stoneware vase
I've had this for about ten years and still not a clue who might have made it. It's about 20cm high, stoneware, no makers mark. I've always imagined it might be from the earlier generation of studio potters.
hercules brabazon- Number of posts : 642
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Re: Unmarked stoneware vase
The base reminds me of George Dear, Wales.
https://www.20thcenturyforum.com/t11906-george-dear-wales#95027
https://www.20thcenturyforum.com/t11906-george-dear-wales#95027
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Re: Unmarked stoneware vase
It looks very well made and looks to me to be around 50 years old. The lack of a mark might suggest that it wasn't made in the UK, but it could of course originally have had a sticky label with the potter's name and address.
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Re: Unmarked stoneware vase
reminds me of Glyn Colledge Denby
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George Dear uses a stamp but sometimes the clay is too dry to take an impression.
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Oh Dear.
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Re: Unmarked stoneware vase
Thanks, interesting ideas. The pale mottling is only the flat part of the base; it doesn't seem to be throughout the body as it is in George Dear's work.
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