Poole Pottery 1960-1980 Part Two

Great plates - I especially love the TV mark one.

The black clay was used right from the beginning of the studio pieces. I have a couple with the TV mark and had pebble vase in black clay which dated from the original experimental pieces that are shown in that picture of the Tea Room display in the Lesie Howard book.

Pin dish.

Jean Millership.

Dan

Are we allowed to post links to eBay. There is an item that just finished that I was curious about and wanted other people's views

You can post eBay links in the Lava Lounge. Or save to Pinterest and post the Pinterest link on this thread.

If you mean the 'Atlantis' piece Kurt, Yes it was early studio

Hi Dan

That's the one. I thought it was early studio but wasn't sure enough to bid. A little piece of me thought it might be Purbeck.

It was still going for a song 5 seconds before listing end so I went in at £100 but someone else went £180 at that same moment (more than I would pay)

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

this one is similar

It's not a bargain but I don't think that it was a bad price for an early non-standardised piece. They are hard to come by these days. The other thing that put me off a bit was the Private Listing - I always treat those with a bit of caution as it's easy for people to try and force up the price when you can't see who's bidding.

Anyway, I was just curious as to whether someone on here had bought it and could confirm that it was a Studio vase.

I tend to bid at the last second so they only get one bid from me with no chance of bumping me up further

Just in case anyone here is bidding on a Studio dish on eBay - it's a damaged one I sold a while ago.

The seller doesn't mention it being restored.

Here are the pics from when I sold it...



And here is a photo of the one on eBay -- I have cropped the image to show where the damage is/was...

Thanks for the info, I dropped out of the bidding a while ago. My main problem with it is that it looks horrible

looks like 70's Delphis

I wish I hadn't sold all my rubbish studio, it's selling really well in recent weeks

dantheman wrote:looks like 70's Delphis

It's a TV mark piece with that early orange glaze. The design reminds me of worms.

Does anyone recognize this Poole pottery paintress mark. The vase is Aegean with 83 as the shape
Thank guys

could it be SS susan spreadbury?

Thank you, another name for me to look into

the seller has come clean about the damage and still got a £70 bid!

where's mi polyfiller?

dantheman wrote:the seller has come clean about the damage and still got a £70 bid!

where's mi polyfiller?

Last time I checked, the highest bidder also went very high on some other Studio pieces on Ebay. Maybe he/she has come into some dosh and the odd hundred quid doesn't matter very much.

When I sold it as a damaged piece it didn't fetch much... I think around a tenner. That was in late May.

nice profit!

Its not so much 'coming clean about the damage' as covering his backside as the seller has realised that too many people are aware of the restoration.

now there's a bid placed after the additional info re resto' he's in the clear