Pixie and toadstool figurine - J. Fryer, later called Oldcourt

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Post by hdm1950 September 7th 2019, 9:34 pm

I know that this item was made in England but the makers mark is blurry. Not the most exciting piece but I would like to know it's origin.

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Post by janetpjohn September 8th 2019, 7:55 pm

Maybe J. Fryer? Later called Oldcourt.
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Post by hdm1950 September 8th 2019, 10:50 pm

Thanks janetpjohn. I believe you are correct based on a couple vases I found with the same mark. One has a similar blurred mark but the second of the pair is clear enough to read.
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