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Bernard Rooke
Bernard Rooke (1938-, potting in london 1960, later moved to suffolk, is now painting .
large lamp base impressed ROOKE
large lamp base impressed ROOKE
big ed- Number of posts : 11934
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Re: Bernard Rooke
early cylinder vase 10" tall
big ed- Number of posts : 11934
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Rooke?
I've been meaning to dig this out for a while. Its a vase I had a few years ago, before I knew to get base shots etc., i'm sure it was marked ROOKE, an indented stamp looking mark with a rectangular border around the word. Could it have been a Bernard Rooke?
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Re: Bernard Rooke
Bernard now does paintings , he worked alongside Alan Wallwork years ago
big ed- Number of posts : 11934
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Rooke ?
I bought this lamp yesterday , it is made of stone has all the runic symbols characterised like the Bernard Rooke pieces , it has six separate parts and stands 2 foot tall , any ideas Wallwork maybe ? no signature on the base at all, it looks a very early piece.
big ed- Number of posts : 11934
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Re: Bernard Rooke
I have just found a similar one on the pottery site and I've Emailed Bernards son , for more info
http://www.studiopottery.com/cgi-bin/pg.cgi
http://www.studiopottery.com/cgi-bin/pg.cgi
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Re: Bernard Rooke
Lovely big piece , one of the best I have found.
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Re: Bernard Rooke
Hello
The tall piece is B Rooke. C1965, stoneware, handbuilt - originally a lampbase.
regards
Bernard
The tall piece is B Rooke. C1965, stoneware, handbuilt - originally a lampbase.
regards
Bernard
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Re: Bernard Rooke
big ed wrote:
The vase is also B Rooke. C1974, stoneware handbuilt.
regards
Bernard
Lovely big piece , one of the best I have found.
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Re: Bernard Rooke
Circa 1965, handbuilt, stands at two feet high stoneware
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big ed- Number of posts : 11934
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Re: Bernard Rooke
Hi Big Ed, I also have a table lamp with similar Runic style symbols - it isn't marked Rooke anywhere but on seeing your example it may well be? I'll post a pic later and maybe it could get a yes or no vote?
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Re: Bernard Rooke
Hi Phil , I am not sure about the first one either, it could well be one of his , however it doesn't have that oomph ! of some of his work , ....now the other one is a beauty ,I love it , you could email bernard and ask him about the first one -
rooke@gxn.co.uk he may not answer right away , but it's worth a try , Ed
rooke@gxn.co.uk he may not answer right away , but it's worth a try , Ed
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Incredible to think I've just emailed Bernard Rooke in person!? Reminds me of that scene in the film "4 weddings and a funeral" where Simon Calow tells an american lady he will give her Oscar Wildes fax number!! Mad!
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