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Yes it is. Quite a few pieces are seemingly unmarked, as are many in my collection,
but to our advantage of course!
but to our advantage of course!
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Denby, your skruffy cat is quite scarce, interesting, white clay is probably 50's, but vsn extend into 60's. Colours look good to me but would expect a cream glaze? Crazing on the glaze?
Potwurm - look good to me, this would be later, nice crisp base, 70's similar to honeysuckle pattern perhaps?
Potwurm - look good to me, this would be later, nice crisp base, 70's similar to honeysuckle pattern perhaps?
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[quote="22 Crawford St."]Denby, your skruffy cat is quite scarce, interesting, white clay is probably 50's, but vsn extend into 60's. Colours look good to me but would expect a cream glaze? Crazing on the glaze?
Yes the glaze is cream, the flash lightened it, and it's crazed, the mark won't photograph.
Yes the glaze is cream, the flash lightened it, and it's crazed, the mark won't photograph.
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A very fine collection there Jerry. Many of the animals do nothing for me (the middle cat in the third photo mad me laugh - now that one was made by a trainee) but your collection of vases is stunning. The whole Briglin gamut is there. They seem to sell well on eBay now and look a good investment.
Are you still collecting them? Are good examples harder to find now?
Are you still collecting them? Are good examples harder to find now?
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Hi Yes, still pick the odd one up, sell on most of the cylinders and the leafy Wax-resist
stuff. As we know many are unmarked or unclear, so you can find them still.
stuff. As we know many are unmarked or unclear, so you can find them still.
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I know, I know ashtrays.... I've been squirreling away Briglin ashtrays, no one wants them an- are all the smokers dead? But the early ones are beautifully decorated. As time goes on they still follow the same formula with the duck egg speckled blue and vertical striped black exterior but it's obviously just a lesser copy. Once we get to the mid 70s then they are just churned out and brown
Examples above date from early/mid sixties up to mid 70's
90mm small
130mm medium
200mm large
250mm mega (empty once a year!)
I have more.... but can't find them
Examples above date from early/mid sixties up to mid 70's
90mm small
130mm medium
200mm large
250mm mega (empty once a year!)
I have more.... but can't find them
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they'd make wonderful plant pot saucers
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Dan you are right, if I ever sell them I will call them 'pot stands' - I suppose all ashtrays will go the same way as button hooks, vesta cases, candle snuffers and chicken bricks which in this modern age have no earthly use.
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Don't say the 'H' word I bought a job-lot and there were some unusual ones in it. I thought collectors may appreciate a group photo of the herd since I have them all out together. I have always scoffed about the Briglin animals but they do go for good money in today's market. They will be 'going' - I need to downsize. The worst thing is that I have more, somewhere
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Never ever seen a penguin, and there may be another one in the middle of the huddle!
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I can see three, I think, although one may be a mouse.
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Is this a fake briglin owl?
I'm sure I read on this site somewhere that briglin animals have been faked.
Is this one of them, as I have not seen an owl moneybox with an unglazed face?
Thanks : )
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Is this one of them, as I have not seen an owl moneybox with an unglazed face?
Thanks : )
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Saw one like this recently with Italy written on the base. It was made by Bitossi. Which would be the more valuable, Bitossi or Briglin, I wouldn't like to say, so a 'fake' can sometimes simply be a copy and still have a market for it.
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Thanks Naomi, not really bothered about its value its a piece I bought just after joining the forum. In a way its likely rarer if its a fake
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Cant imagine why someone would fake a Briglin owl...
They are not especially rare or valuable.
They are all different Zippy.
They are not especially rare or valuable.
They are all different Zippy.
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Clay and stamp look like my Briglin pieces. It's a decent looking fake if it is. Is Briglin worth enough to be faked? It's still pretty cheap
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Re: Briglin Pottery
Jeffingtons wrote:Clay and stamp look like my Briglin pieces. It's a decent looking fake if it is. Is Briglin worth enough to be faked? It's still pretty cheap
Agreed, I think it's Briglin. They're not always marked.
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This is marked front at the base, but I was referring to a thread I had read on this site about them being faked, I've found it now.
https://www.20thcenturyforum.com/t263-briglin-pottery-london
Sorry for any confusion caused.
I really know nothing about briglin animals and had not seen one similar without a glazed face so just wondered if it was real.
https://www.20thcenturyforum.com/t263-briglin-pottery-london
Sorry for any confusion caused.
I really know nothing about briglin animals and had not seen one similar without a glazed face so just wondered if it was real.
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