POG, PAPP, OR EDINBANE?

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Post by NaomiM January 9th 2014, 10:05 pm

Just to make matters even more confusing I've just come across Pottery Studio, a U.S. manufacturer, which may have a similar ep mark, but their pots are moulded so shouldn't be too difficult spot.

Pog Crafts:

POG, PAPP, OR EDINBANE? Auctiv13


Edinbane Pottery:

POG, PAPP, OR EDINBANE? Auctiv12


This mystery EP or GP. Evelyn Papp says it's not her mark

POG, PAPP, OR EDINBANE? Jug_wi13


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Post by Nik January 10th 2014, 7:23 pm

IMO Pog is easy to spot, the pink and white, blue and white and green and white variants of the marbled pots are common.

The one at https://www.20thcenturyforum.com/t6073-i-think-this-is-crich-confirmation-please#111498 is typical of the larger pots, single (grey) body glaze with a contrasting swirl of colour often with one or more ribs.

Pog is one of the most common studios I see at car boots.

In terms of Edinbane and Papp I really don't know, but I suspect both are more 'rustic' than Pog.
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Post by NaomiM December 18th 2014, 11:05 pm

Evelyn Papp's verified mark -

POG, PAPP, OR EDINBANE? Evelyn10

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