Rob Fierek, Tamar Valley (Cornwall)

dantheman wrote:

after 3 years of owning this lovely pot I have tracked down the potter and of course he is in Cornwall.
Rob Fierek created it in 1977 whilst potting in Kegham,he and his wife now have a small studio pottery in Gunnislake.

http://www.fierekpottery.com/10320/contact.php

his wife Rosie is no slouch either!!

the aforementioned pots, much better than I had expected, the dogs are as funny as a joke told during a tickling break in a laughing gas factory

dantheman wrote:

the aforementioned pots, much better than I had expected, the dogs are as funny as a joke told during a tickling break in a laughing gas factory

After seeing these I think I have I'd a small vase I own.

Out of interest Dan, are these unmarked and can you feel the decoration on the inside? (Where it has been firmly / deeply impressed)

dantheman wrote:

dantheman wrote:

after 3 years of owning this lovely pot I have tracked down the potter and of course he is in Cornwall.
Rob Fierek created it in 1977 whilst potting in Kegham,he and his wife now have a small studio pottery in Gunnislake.

http://www.fierekpottery.com/10320/contact.php

this is the potter Potty I can't remember if the dog vase was marked or not

sorry

Thanks Dan, he style of impressing floral patterns into the clay seems quite unique, so I am fairly sure the vase I have is his, it's one of the items of pottery we actually use, we keep pens in it

Potty wrote:Only a small vase at 4 Inches high, but was drawn to the decoration and the price (50p   ).

example of a Fierek base

Rob Fierek created this little pot in 1977 whilst potting in Kegham,he and his wife now have a small studio pottery in Gunnislake.

http://www.fierekpottery.com/10320/contact.php

I have tried putting in the letters in different ways but cannot find anything. The vase measures 4 inches high. Thank you

A similar vase with fuller mark.