Poole Pottery 1960-1980 Part Two

the Atlantis come from Norwich antique fair this morning , the Studio vase arrived this morning also. Atlantis approx 6" across and the Studio vase is just under 5" tall

Here's a similar Studio vase...

One last comment on the impressed triangle discussion, I think I might also have heard it said that it was an early form of quality control mark but it doesn't affect earlier comments that probably most early studio pieces were thrown by Guy.

I know some of the people on here don't do facebook but all my collection is for sale and the money is going for my new property. If you are interested in any items feel free to pop my a PM . I would rather sell as a whole collection but if that don't happen I will split it up. I have already had one offer but it's a bit below what I value it at.

rough guide to what I have are as follows

22 pieces of Atlantis
2 Crisp packets
3 spears
Tony Morris sunface
Tony Morris/Christine Tate sunface nobody is certain
10.5" street plan
13 49ers as seen in my clock
another 12 or so shape 3s
14" studio plate
14" charger
8-10 pieces of graffiti

about 80-90 pieces in total at a rough guess

My 2 pieces i Brought at Peterborough even though I am trying to sell


5" 49er blue stamp.



8" studio with later mark. Tiny nibble on the reverse

Poole Atlantis vase by Susan Dipple, via ppcollectables    

Possibly Designed By Robert Jefferson - 1960's.

that's Poole pottery?

Of course it is, how dumb of me. Should have payed more attention to the post. It was my Birthday yesterday, perhaps I got a little over excited. Cheers.

2 pieces of Atlantis for £50 so how could I say no. The larger piece is GS and measures approx 6" wide and about 5" tall. the other piece was looking sad on it's own so I had to get them both.

Anyone know who the decorator is who used this mark? It is off a Studio Delphis piece with a Poole Studio England mark so guess that would be 1964-67?

Thanks Peter

Here it is.

Also with the backstamp.

possibly an undocumented mark belonging to Jennifer Wiles

it's a really beautiful plate!
What size is it please?

It is 14" and its a bit unusual in that it has a footrim rather than the normal dished shape. Recently bought from James Miles who wasn't sure of the decorator either. I have not seen any of Jennifer Wiles work and appreciate that suggestion. Will certainly research that a little more.

I have quite a bit of studio with green/brown/turquoise glaze which fits with our décor so it had to come my way and join the collection. Also found the abstract decoration and the quality of the firing very pleasing.

as far as I'm aware she is the only decorator from that period with those initials

Sarah Worrell 1970

Here are two 20cm dia' Studio bowls with cobalt glaze inside and carved exteriors.

They both have the TV mark, but the left one was a  commission and is dated November 1963:

Here are two carved vases, both bearing the later studio mark (10cm and 15cm tall).

A 9cm tall Studio vase with the impressed TV mark:

I've added a couple to make a collection of six...

Great selection of Studio Vases. You don't see very many of the black clay ones around.

truk10 wrote:Great selection of Studio Vases. You don't see very many of the black clay ones around.

I'd thought black clay was only used around 1966-ish, but these are earlier pieces.

Here is an 8" Studio plate with the TV mark, followed by a few 5" dishes. The red dish has the TV Studio mark and the other two have the blue mark.