Poole Pottery 1960-1980 Part Two

the SD mark is Susan Dipple

The vase on the right is a recent buy - 31cm tall with the TV mark.

you must have quite a collection of those early studio vases now?

dantheman wrote:you must have quite a collection of those early studio vases now?

I've 25 at the moment. There's room for a few more on my shelves! I'd like another nice 'onion' vase.

Yes the onion vases are my favorite shape of those early studio vases and had the best glazes imo

Jist saw these while I was browsing the web today ... very impressive!

http://www.flickriver.com/photos/getcarter3/tags/atlantis/

Apologies if this has been posted before on this site ...

that guy has great taste in ceramics, I come across his pinterest pics all the time as we are both big Guy Sydenham fans

He certainly does Dan. I have bought from him on ebay a couple of times. He always sells really good stuff.

Small dishes or saucers missing the cup? POOLE England stamp (very faint / illegible on one). Marked 590 with a brush (by different hands). One signed with a D and one with a small K. Any info? Cheers

Sienna range I believe but other will have more info than me..... the 590 I assume is the shape number

That's great, thank you! Had a quick search - seems from the 1970s and haven't seen any pictures of any with cups so guess they aren't saucers. Pin dish maybe. Thanks again

They are from the 'Sienna' range, name is probably based on the colours which are reminiscent of raw siena and burnt siena - naturally occurring earth pigments that are basically forms of iron oxide. Only in production around 1978-1980, a range of small bowls, vases, ginger jars ( rare ) and deep bowls. Characterised by scalloped edges to give an 'art nouveau look'.  I think they are under-rated and consequently whilst not very common they are never too expensive.

Forgot to add that 590 is the shape no. for a small dish.

Thank you! I will probably be putting these on ebay at some point soon so that extra info was useful. I think I paid about 3 or 4 quid for them so they weren't expensive, hoping they do a bit better on ebay.

they might achieve £10 if anyone bids but Sienna is not popular

dantheman wrote:they might achieve £10 if anyone bids but Sienna is not popular

Agreed, its seems rather restrained compared to some of the popular Delphis and Aegean patterns

two early studio section pin dishes

 

and the second

no its 1964 ish and very valuable

also it is signed but an old label reminant is obscuring the mark

pretty sure it's one that Chris Brown owned at some point and i'm sure he brought that fairly cheap at cottees. I will have a look and see if I can find a picture of his Peterborough stall