Celtic pottery (Newlyn & Mousehole)
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Re: Celtic pottery (Newlyn & Mousehole)
VERY NICE Lion mug Dan.
Much better execution of the design than most.
I'm incline to say that's an early Newlyn mug or very late if Mousehole.
Although that 'design' either side of handle is more like what I expect from Mousehole.
Could you show a pic of the base and the handle.
Much better execution of the design than most.
I'm incline to say that's an early Newlyn mug or very late if Mousehole.
Although that 'design' either side of handle is more like what I expect from Mousehole.
Could you show a pic of the base and the handle.
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Re: Celtic pottery (Newlyn & Mousehole)
I have only seen the oriental style design on Mousehole pots decorated by Maggie.
I'll post more pics tomorrow
I'll post more pics tomorrow
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Re: Celtic pottery (Newlyn & Mousehole)
yes I remembered we had seen this design before but I have seen it only once before so it must be quite rare
here are 2 more pics
here are 2 more pics
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Re: Celtic pottery (Newlyn & Mousehole)
Thanks Dan.
That is a very interesting handle, I've never seen one like that.
It seems to be a mix of both the typical Mousehole one in attachment, but like the Newlyn ones in shape.
So I guess this must be around the transition.
But I can now see the glaze does look to be painted on.
So yeh, I'd say this is late Mousehole.
The Lion design isn't particularly uncommon, but good examples are. Certainly during Newlyn times it tended to look more like a griffin/dragon, than the lion it started out as. It is certainly a design from the very early days, before Celtic Pottery - I've got one with a 'The Studio .....' label.
I'll add a few of mine later
That is a very interesting handle, I've never seen one like that.
It seems to be a mix of both the typical Mousehole one in attachment, but like the Newlyn ones in shape.
So I guess this must be around the transition.
But I can now see the glaze does look to be painted on.
So yeh, I'd say this is late Mousehole.
The Lion design isn't particularly uncommon, but good examples are. Certainly during Newlyn times it tended to look more like a griffin/dragon, than the lion it started out as. It is certainly a design from the very early days, before Celtic Pottery - I've got one with a 'The Studio .....' label.
I'll add a few of mine later
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Re: Celtic pottery (Newlyn & Mousehole)
That's one you did beat me to then - I never even saw it!
Was wondering where you found that.
I would have had to think seriously about it, but would probably have made an offer as well.
But I've realised I have seen that handle once before (but only once), I have a very yellow hand made mug with the bird design, with that handle and mine seems to be Mousehole.
Was wondering where you found that.
I would have had to think seriously about it, but would probably have made an offer as well.
But I've realised I have seen that handle once before (but only once), I have a very yellow hand made mug with the bird design, with that handle and mine seems to be Mousehole.
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Re: Celtic pottery (Newlyn & Mousehole)
yes I think they're very late Mousehole
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bill fisher singers
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'designed and made by the Fishers Mousehole'
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Re: Celtic pottery (Newlyn & Mousehole)
This came from ebay last week and cost a folding red one. Sadly missing it's label. Is it Maggie also? To me it looks similar to one of Dan's blue dishes on this thread? But the back is relatively plain without much work. It's very light and thinly thrown - not chunky. Also very uneven, not symmetrical. Heaps of texture and colour and lost of contrasting surfaces, shiny/matt smooth/scraffito etc.
Re: Celtic pottery (Newlyn & Mousehole)
looks like late Mousehole after Bill left
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Re: Celtic pottery (Newlyn & Mousehole)
it would probably have said Celtic Pottery and possibly Maggie Fisher then Mousehole or Newlyn,depending on when it was made
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Re: Celtic pottery (Newlyn & Mousehole)
A slightly less common example of decoration on a toilet roll.
Re: Celtic pottery (Newlyn & Mousehole)
Tile - exactly as Celtic Fan's (yellow 1979) except it's got a date mark for 1973 on the back. A friend mentioned he also had one dated 1972.
Re: Celtic pottery (Newlyn & Mousehole)
it's good to have these dates,I'm still struggling to work out a time line
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Celtic Newlyn jug
Am I right in thinking that this 25 cms tall jug is from Celtic Newlyn and if so what sort of date would it be? Thanks for any suggestions, John
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Re: Celtic pottery (Newlyn & Mousehole)
yes and from the 1970's
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Re: Celtic pottery (Newlyn & Mousehole)
Dear ALL, this is news I really didn't want to breaking, but -
I have just heard the very sad news that Maggi passed away on 9th January 2014, aged 78.
The only mention I can find is this obituary from Canada
http://www.lifenews.ca/announcement/4334702-fisher-maggie-nee-smyth
I've also spoken to a an ebayer, who kindly confirmed that her friend had attended the funeral, which was well attended.
This news has come as such a shock, as she seemed so full of life when I spoke to her last year and 78 is relatively young these days.
I'm sure you will all join me in offer our sincere condolences to her family and friends.
R.I.P. Maggi, May 28th 1935 - January 9th 2014
I have just heard the very sad news that Maggi passed away on 9th January 2014, aged 78.
The only mention I can find is this obituary from Canada
http://www.lifenews.ca/announcement/4334702-fisher-maggie-nee-smyth
I've also spoken to a an ebayer, who kindly confirmed that her friend had attended the funeral, which was well attended.
This news has come as such a shock, as she seemed so full of life when I spoke to her last year and 78 is relatively young these days.
I'm sure you will all join me in offer our sincere condolences to her family and friends.
R.I.P. Maggi, May 28th 1935 - January 9th 2014
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Re: Celtic pottery (Newlyn & Mousehole)
I only spoke to Maggi on the phone but she seemed lovely and well loved by those around her
http://www.lifenews.ca/announcement/4334702-fisher-maggie-nee-smyth
http://www.lifenews.ca/announcement/4334702-fisher-maggie-nee-smyth
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Celtic Newlin Horse
I quite like the straw coloured Medallion decoration on this horse as it brings out the sculptural form.
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RE; Celtic Pottery in Mousehole and Newlyn.
Signed just MAGGI
One pot signature that I've only ever seen once.
Acquired this tall coffee pot a few years ago.
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Re: Celtic pottery (Newlyn & Mousehole)
So sad to hear the news about Maggi, she was very much loved and will be very much missed.
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Re: Celtic pottery (Newlyn & Mousehole)
Here is a Maggi signed piece, but uncertain what year its from.
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