Stoneware jug JB
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Stoneware jug JB
A stoneware jug with nice glazes, impressed JB. The style of the letters, the J larger than the B, with seriphs, corresponds to
Julian Belmonte (not to be confused with Julian Bellmont), in the book, but nothing like his normal work.
Julian Belmonte (not to be confused with Julian Bellmont), in the book, but nothing like his normal work.
Re: Stoneware jug JB
I don't know the potter, but could the mark be IB?
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Re: Stoneware jug JB
There does seem to be a distinct curl at the bottom of the "J".
http://www.westforestpotters.org.uk/index.php/past-speakers-2/59-julian-belmonte-may-2007
https://www.pinterest.com/pin/175077504239114782/
Re: Stoneware jug JB
Doesn't look like the same mark, but maybe he changed it.
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Re: Stoneware jug JB
He's on Facebook. Seems to prefer white glaze.
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Re: Stoneware jug JB
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Re: Stoneware jug JB
This teapot has the same (unidentified) mark
climberg64- Number of posts : 1255
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Re: Stoneware jug JB
I'm sure I've seen another one with initials in the same font very recently on the forum but I can't find it. (Naomi, with your memory, do you know where?)
I wonder if there was a group of potters who worked together and used letter stamps to mark their work.
I wonder if there was a group of potters who worked together and used letter stamps to mark their work.
climberg64- Number of posts : 1255
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Re: Stoneware jug JB
Looks like the same mark, and looks like IB rather than JB
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