Chelsea Pottery (London)
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Hubbard
Scareyboo75
carolalev
22 Crawford St.
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Waits
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Re: Chelsea Pottery (London)
Yes all well and good. Nicely modelled, you do feel they were real people. I think that was a good buy. Don't knock him over!
Re: Chelsea Pottery (London)
Is he going to be rare because he’s so big I have looked on internet but can’t find anything like him . Should I take him to my local antiques shop to get him valued?
Waits- Number of posts : 2
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Re: Chelsea Pottery (London)
I doubt they would know as none have sold at auction recently
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dantheman- Consultant
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Re: Chelsea Pottery (London)
I've seen one recently somewhere - We don't give valuations, it's not vastly valuable, they are not as highly collected as they were.
See completed listings on ebay
See completed listings on ebay
Re: Chelsea Pottery (London)
you saw a 2ft Chelsea judge sell recently?
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dantheman- Consultant
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Re: Chelsea Pottery (London)
Could this have been a one off exhibition piece?
Some Chelsea collectors would be falling over their selves to buy this. £45 is a bargain.
Some Chelsea collectors would be falling over their selves to buy this. £45 is a bargain.
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carolalev- Number of posts : 295
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Re: Chelsea Pottery (London)
Thank you for that. It's a really nice jug, I think. My first piece of Chelsea!
carolalev- Number of posts : 295
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Scareyboo75- Number of posts : 7
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Re: Chelsea Pottery (London)
So another early owl. This one has been on EB a while and since I've not bought much recently and he dropped in price...
Strange one. Lot of work as he's not molded but hand-built. Feathers are full of texture. Strangely I thought he was only six inches high but he's well bigger as you can see. Also as much work has gone into the back as the front. The glaze looks almost wood fired? But I assume not? Also he has a big hole in the base and the eyes are cut out and someone has bothered to paint the inside and leave two eyes? Perhaps he as meant to have a light inside? Unusual
Strange one. Lot of work as he's not molded but hand-built. Feathers are full of texture. Strangely I thought he was only six inches high but he's well bigger as you can see. Also as much work has gone into the back as the front. The glaze looks almost wood fired? But I assume not? Also he has a big hole in the base and the eyes are cut out and someone has bothered to paint the inside and leave two eyes? Perhaps he as meant to have a light inside? Unusual
Re: Chelsea Pottery (London)
not your run of the mill Chelsea, the sort of piece that was found when Joyce Morgan's estate was auctioned
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dantheman- Consultant
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Re: Chelsea Pottery (London)
Ill get a permanent red light in him so when I get home he's waiting on the shelf with glowing eyes
Re: Chelsea Pottery (London)
Potty will be sooo jealous
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dantheman- Consultant
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Re: Chelsea Pottery (London)
22 Crawford St. wrote:Not sure what that is, is that a clear glaze on top?
Lead in the glaze. Often found in yellow, brown and green glazes, before it was banned. Gives a rich depth to the colour, and an almost oily sheen to the surface
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Carrot cake is just fake cake
Re: Chelsea Pottery (London)
After looking at Kim Warman I can see the mark is KW and the closest I have found is Karen Ann Wood who was based in Kent 1978-2001 and then Australia from 2001 to current.
Scareyboo75- Number of posts : 7
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Re: Chelsea Pottery (London)
Do you still have this?dantheman wrote:I just found a slip cast bust made at Chelsea by Brian Hubbard
I would love to see it, I have been looking for one for a while
Hubbard- Number of posts : 10
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Re: Chelsea Pottery (London)
sadly it is long gone, I assume you are a relative of Brian?
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dantheman- Consultant
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Re: Chelsea Pottery (London)
I thought it probably would be! Brian is my dad, fast approaching his 100th birthday.dantheman wrote:sadly it is long gone, I assume you are a relative of Brian?
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