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Re: odds & sods
I bought this in the same lot as the Alvingham but it is unmarked?
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after a little research I am 75% sure this is also Alvingham pottery
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after a little research I am 75% sure this is also Alvingham pottery
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Re: odds & sods
I just bought 2 pieces on ebay,I was the only bidder?
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dantheman wrote:
Love this one, is it marked in anyway?
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there is a partial stamp Davee, i think it is made of porcelain (the pot not the stamp)
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this 4 inch tall,crystaline glazed pot with stoneware body is marked ULRICH,I need to research further as the name hasn't popped up yet...
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A 15" studio piece , unmarked , a £5 capture from swinderby
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unknown maker but lovely Ruskin/Cobridge type glaze
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possible Robert Brumby piece? more research needed
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Lake's pottery Truro Cornwall,the pottery influenced Bernard Leach & the great Bill Marshall
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I think it was the other way round dan, bernard and his sons and marshall were greatly influenced by lake's pots, Mike Edwards bolingey pottery , also threw there .
http://www.studiopottery.com/cgi-bin/mp.cgi?item=114
http://www.studiopottery.com/cgi-bin/mp.cgi?item=114
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A beautifuly glazed Devonmoor pot, these are often mistaken for Ruskin when unmarked
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Marazion Cornwall
Yet another undescovered Cornish treasure
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Simonsbath pottery Somerset
stoneware spoonrest made at the Simonsbath pottery
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bought today for £1 ! quite crude, but charming blue glazed stoneware vase - reminded me a little of Song Dynasty Chinese wares ( i should be so lucky). didn't bother to put this in the ID Pottery thread as i don't think anyone else will have a clue either, so here it is in Odds & Sods
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This is from Portugal. There was an association of artists in Oporto (my favorite adopted city - lived there 4 years) and I have seen one in green. But I cannot find more information right now...big ed wrote:
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Re: odds & sods
They are being attributed to bertoncello by some also .
big ed- Number of posts : 11934
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have you seen that glaze on other Bertoncello shapes Ed?
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no ,not that glaze Dan , but outernational's site had one of these shapes with a bertoncello glaze , but I am not 100% sure , need to see some more .
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dantheman wrote:Yet another undescovered Cornish treasure
Oooh, I like this one. Signed is it?
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I can't remember if it was signed but it was made in Marazion pottery Cornwall
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Odds & Sods
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Hiya, I have seen another one of these as a dog and pretty sure another as a cat. Could have been in Collectables Store.
signed JOE GOTT
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Re: odds & sods
yes Pete he is signed Joe gott too,I would love to get a cat to match,he is my wife's favorite ceramic piece
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Unmarked planter, pretty sure its WGP though.
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stoneware flask/jug with potter's mark SP or PS?
An impressed daisy flower head decoration on the looped handle but this is obscured by a thick glaze
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