beaker, flag and JP mark - maybe Joan Piggford Agnew, Australia
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paveybe- Number of posts : 81
Location : North Yorkshire UK
Registration date : 2017-02-04
Re: beaker, flag and JP mark - maybe Joan Piggford Agnew, Australia
This looks familiar
brin mcardle- Number of posts : 2708
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Location : upminster,essex
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Re: beaker, flag and JP mark - maybe Joan Piggford Agnew, Australia
Thank you, that's great - familiar in what way? Do you have any further thoughts on this, please?
paveybe- Number of posts : 81
Location : North Yorkshire UK
Registration date : 2017-02-04
Re: beaker, flag and JP mark - maybe Joan Piggford Agnew, Australia
I will post a picture of the bottom at a later date, there is nothing on it though
paveybe- Number of posts : 81
Location : North Yorkshire UK
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Re: beaker, flag and JP mark - maybe Joan Piggford Agnew, Australia
I haven't found it in the British Marks book
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Re: beaker, flag and JP mark - maybe Joan Piggford Agnew, Australia
I’m guessing it’s this post you were bumping up. To ‘bump’ something then comment on it to move it up to the top of the forum posts.
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Re: beaker, flag and JP mark - maybe Joan Piggford Agnew, Australia
Maybe another of Joan Piggford Agnew’s mark. Australia
https://pin.it/56jzxNf
https://pin.it/56jzxNf
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Re: beaker, flag and JP mark - maybe Joan Piggford Agnew, Australia
Thank you so much Naomi, I believe you are right, I have been reading the spoked wheel as a flag. I wonder if these are early versions of Joan Piggford Agnew's marks? And how did this beaker end up in North Yorkshire?
I heve a photo of the base, but have not yet been able to upload it. It shows a pinkish, coffee-ish colour of clay, fairly pale. It is completely smooth, and the edge is chamfered where the base rises to become the wall of the pot.
I am presently scouring the web to look for more examples of JPA's work, if you are aware of a link I would be delighted to know of it.
With very, very many thanks.
I heve a photo of the base, but have not yet been able to upload it. It shows a pinkish, coffee-ish colour of clay, fairly pale. It is completely smooth, and the edge is chamfered where the base rises to become the wall of the pot.
I am presently scouring the web to look for more examples of JPA's work, if you are aware of a link I would be delighted to know of it.
With very, very many thanks.
paveybe- Number of posts : 81
Location : North Yorkshire UK
Registration date : 2017-02-04
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