Celtic pottery (Newlyn & Mousehole)

EEEEKKK! never seen a mouse before!

me neither, pics donated by t-babes who sold it on Ebay last week

I thouht they were just an urban myth.

lovely condition too

dantheman wrote:me neither, pics donated by t-babes who sold it on Ebay last week  

My best friends!! they kept that quiet!

gee and looking at the sales he went for the full £95 (full BIN not an offer)

find another one

 

dantheman wrote:me neither, pics donated by t-babes who sold it on Ebay last week  

Sorry if this has given You a headache Dan.

22 Crawford St. wrote:gee and looking at the sales he went for the full £95 (full BIN not an offer)

Don't believe all you see on ebay. He was kind enough to accept an offer.

Yeh, I'd not seen nor heard of them before. But t-babes has seen 1 other, whilst having this one. So there's at least 1 other around. But I can't believe such a cute thing wasn't made in larger numbers. So there must be others around ??
There looks to be a finger nail mark at the top of the inside - so I guess they were decorated sitting on someones finger ?
From the glaze, I'd say it clearly a Mousehole piece.

From the glaze, I'd say it clearly a Mousehole piece.

Well, that's certainly where the decorator's finger went.

it is usually described as part of the folk range but I have never known what the design is.
Some sort of Celtic symbol perhaps?

The sun maybe?

Hello, I can't see any markings on this piece but I wondered if anyone recognised the style? Many thanks :)

Celtic Pottery

https://www.20thcenturyforum.com/t280-celtic-newlyn-mousehole

Probably had a gold coloured sticker with black writing on it at some point.

Thank you very much!

This dish looks to have a cockerel decorated in the Celtic style, but is unmarked. There is what may be the remains of the adhesive from a label underneath (not me - I never remove identifying labels).
So, is this Celtic or just 'in the style of'?

Yes Celtic Newlyn

Thanks, Dan.

Another piece i'd love to ID.  No obvious marking but I wonder if the handle is a clue?

Might this be Celtic Pottery?

Yes, Celtic Newlyn Pottery. Unusual decoration but the black round the handle is typical of their pottery

https://www.20thcenturyforum.com/t280-celtic-newlyn-mousehole

Thank you !

An unusual version of the trawler design, a very good example

Thanks Dan. Is it an early design? .. I'm not seeing many on line and the shape seems more curved than most of the mugs?

I would guess it's either late Mousehole or early Newlyn but probably the latter