Art Deco blue-green vase, unmarked

Lovely blue-green vase in a classic early 20thC Art Pottery shape. Unfortunately no trace of a mark

It was probably sold as a second because the foot had to be ground off because of the glaze runs in the firing, hence no mark. The shape rings a bell but it's 35 years since I collected this kind of thing and the memory fades. I'll see if something resurfaces.

Lancastrian, Bernard Moore, Minton, Ruskin, or Continental?

denbydump wrote:Lancastrian, Bernard Moore, Minton, Ruskin, or Continental?

Yup Maybe also add Charles Vyse and American Art Pottery to the list. A lot to look through.

studio-pots wrote:It was probably sold as a second because the foot had to be ground off because of the glaze runs in the firing, hence no mark. The shape rings a bell but it's 35 years since I collected this kind of thing and the memory fades. I'll see if something resurfaces.

I was pinning my hopes on it being marked before firing

If it was Ruskin Pottery it would have had an impressed mark on the foot and, although they did make vases with the shape the foot was different and so I would rule that pottery out.

If I had to take a punt I would go with Pilkington's but I wouldn't be surprised if I was wrong.

It's not Vyse.