Poole Pottery 1960-1980 Part Two
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Is this a delphis vase by Carol Cutler?
Can anybody give me more info on this vase please?
blacktaffy20003- Number of posts : 2
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yes it is and a very nice piece.
l33ham180- Number of posts : 462
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I don't normally like Cutler pots but I would like to own that one.
Very nice
Very nice
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it is a nice piece. better than the one i sold for £170 a little while ago
l33ham180- Number of posts : 462
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do you have a pic of that one so we can compare the two?
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just had a look and i cannot see the vase anywhere. its just a bog standard cc vase on a red background. can't even give you the ebay number as its over 90 days old.
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I've edited the commercial chatter from the thread - advertising sales on the forum is a privilege only for regularly contributing members, and even then it has to stay firmly within the designated commercial areas of the forum otherwise the site just ends up being a free classified page.
I hope you understand why we have this rule in place and that, perhaps, you stick around to earn the right to advertise your sales.
All the best.
I hope you understand why we have this rule in place and that, perhaps, you stick around to earn the right to advertise your sales.
All the best.
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the first two posts are ripe for the Poole pottery 1960-1980 thread
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The colours make this quite an early one for Carol, probably 1969.
Poole Pottery 1960-1980 Part Two
THIS THREAD FOLLOWS ON FROM THE LARGER POOLE 1960-1980 THREAD (SEE LINK BELOW)
https://www.20thcenturyforum.com/t14997-poole-pottery-1960-1980-part-one
Hello Dan, I bought my first piece of delphis at the weekend its only small but I like it and just wondered if you can provide some info on the monogram please, or anyone for that matter but Dan is the man when it comes to poole pottery, right thats enough grovelling for one day
https://www.20thcenturyforum.com/t14997-poole-pottery-1960-1980-part-one
Hello Dan, I bought my first piece of delphis at the weekend its only small but I like it and just wondered if you can provide some info on the monogram please, or anyone for that matter but Dan is the man when it comes to poole pottery, right thats enough grovelling for one day
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Poole Pottery 1960-1980 Part Two
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had this full size charger turn up this morning. I am not a lover of Aegean but this is different to the rest.
close up of the centre
picture of the reverse. listed as Ros Sommerfelt but i'm not 100% certain
close up of the centre
picture of the reverse. listed as Ros Sommerfelt but i'm not 100% certain
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Poole Sienna Lamp Base
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this large ginger jar is my rarest piece
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Love the large ginger jar. I too have one of these though sadly it has a crack running down it. I also have two medium sized and a small. Pictured is a small vase I bought off ebay about 6 months ago which I thought might fit in with my Sienna pieces. It appears to be one of those 'surplus stock' items as it doesn't appear in any of the Poole books.
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Here's a taster! Sadly the largest one is the one with some damage but it still looks great. Will try and put some more Sienna items on in the near future (some are packed away) so will have to have a sort through a few boxes.
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My large jar is in great condition but the lid was broken at some point.
At least they didnt throw it away like 99% of the Sienna lids that were borken
My large jar is in great condition but the lid was broken at some point.
At least they didnt throw it away like 99% of the Sienna lids that were borken
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I sold this medium sized jar many years ago and like most Sienna ginger jars it had lost its lid
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so they did make lamp bases for the Sienna range but they looked like ginger jars with lids stuck on.
(shame they didn't stick all the lids on.)
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This 10" Studio plate by Tony Morris recently sold for exactly a grand at auction...
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Poole Sienna vases from smallest (583) to largest (579).
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That's pretty impressive Dave. Do you only collect Sienna?
I'm not sure my few bits will stand up in this company but here they are anyway. Shapes 580 / 582 / 584.
I'm not sure my few bits will stand up in this company but here they are anyway. Shapes 580 / 582 / 584.
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Three pin dishes (590). Two are by Jacqueline Leonard 1978/9.
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