Powell and Llangollen Studio Pottery (Wales)

Not an ID request so feel free to move the post however I'm looking for an estimate for the age of this delightful little cockerel.

Thanks

There are a couple of the Llangollen thread, but I don't know when they switched from handwritten mark (which they were certainly using in the 50s) to embossed mark to ink stamp. My guess would be late 50s to 60s, but Ed would probably know.

https://www.20thcenturyforum.com/t2200p30-llangollen-studio-pottery-wales#83909

NaomiM wrote:There are a couple of the Llangollen thread, but I don't know when they switched from handwritten mark (which they were certainly using in the 50s) to embossed mark to ink stamp. My guess would be late 50s to 60s, but Ed would probably know.

https://www.20thcenturyforum.com/t2200p30-llangollen-studio-pottery-wales#83909

The embossed mark isn't shown in Godden's, which would suggest that it wasn't in use in the early 1960s.

I think this dates to the 1970's and later .

Thanks guys.

Hi

A small (10cm high ) vase marked Llangollen Wales but there is another mark which I would like help with. Also any idea of age ??





Thanks a bunch

Hi
I found this today , 50p so couldn't leave it .

However.......... the tail has been off in several pieces and has a very bad attempt at restoration. Looks like the pieces were thrown together from the end of the street!

They appear to be fairly uncommon and I remembered this topic ( in fact searching for images online only brings up the examples on this forum !!!) So I was wondering whether it would be worth selling on as a restoration project , knowing how particular ceramic collectors are re condition/damage

Grateful for any thoughts

 

Thanks

Sorry realised that for some reason this has appeared in the wrong place!! Thought I'd put it in Llangollen thread

I would list it A/F. I'm sure a collector would like one cheap.

What date would this be please?

Sugar bowl and milk jug both dark brown with blue stripes, blue interior. White slip stylized leaves(?) and lettering 'Siwgr' and 'Hufen'. This probably means a Welsh pottery but not necessarily. Both have an indistinct mark on the underside which could - at a push - be interpreted as a fish with fins.

I think it's Powell Pottery, early Llangollen Pottery

So it's not a fish

I bought these from a Welsh bloke at one of the local boot sales the other day who looked at the wording and said that it was Danish or Swedish! Not that I knew either, until I Googled it.

Many thanks for the ID, Naomi (again).

Jean decorated the outside of the Powell Pottery pots, which her husband Rhys threw. Pots were inscribed RP or PP, and dated
She is still going strong in 2017

9" llangollen marked vase with a DW mark on there too

Is this by any chance Llangollen? I'm doubting it as blue v clay has been used.

I have x2 of the blue whales, same dec, everything seems right inc hole in base but mine are more blue grey and no black speckles. Not sure???

I think so; it looks the right colours and slip, although there are a few Portuguese pieces which are similar to Llangollen. I don’t know if they’ve done cockerels.

I've moved the Ashbryn Gwersyllt Nr Wrexham post to ID My Pottery. I'll merge it again if it's Llangollen Pottery, or move it to Studio Pottery if it's a nother pottery we dont already have an example of.

Very large Llangollen pitcher. Noticed that it has the same impressed mark as the vase posted here a  few days ago. Impressed Lllangollen Potter and with RW . Any one know, or can lead me to where I might find out who the potter was.   Thanks

Hi, I'm new to this forum and am not sure I've posted this in the right place but here goes..
I inherited this plate marked as you can see from the photos as Llangollen with the TT mark. I've looked at your forum on Llangollen pottery but haven't seen anything like this, does anyone know when it was made or have any info.  It looks like a Welsh dragon.

It bears the ‘sheeps cradle’ mark that was used by the pottery possibly when it was taken over by from Powell by Dyer and Littleboy because the early Powell pieces used a PP mark




More about the pottery on this thread

https://www.20thcenturyforum.com/t2200-powell-and-llangollen-studio-pottery-wales