Richard Schiller Pottery, Czech
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benwilliams- Number of posts : 2487
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Re: Richard Schiller Pottery, Czech
My first thought was Torquay ware, but definitely an unusual subject.
Re: Richard Schiller Pottery, Czech
I also wondered Torquay and then I thought not but despite it being all around the place here, I don’t know much about it. Is that a continental 7 on the mark - but I know there were foreign potters in Torquay!
benwilliams- Number of posts : 2487
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Re: Richard Schiller Pottery, Czech
That reddish earthenware clay is an Iron rich one. Something you see a lot of in work that uses Devon Clays. So my vote is Torquay for a near cert. Back in its day when the West Country was a very very large holidaymaker destination, the 'torquay' gift industry was huge.
The subject might well be setting out to sell in the Xmas gift trade.
The subject might well be setting out to sell in the Xmas gift trade.
philpot- Number of posts : 6710
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Re: Richard Schiller Pottery, Czech
Good call. Thanks Philpot . I know someone who deals in Torquay ware so I can check them out. I think Christmas gifts sounds right too. The Torquay potteries made a lot of really different pots - Im always seeing things new to me.
benwilliams- Number of posts : 2487
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Re: Richard Schiller Pottery, Czech
Richard Schiller Pottery, which is similar to PAW pottery - P.A. Wranitzky - made in what is now Czech Republic. PAW pottery is often mistaken for Torquay as workers from Czech worked there. See pawpottery.co.uk for more info on both factories
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