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Post by esilverstrim September 3rd 2009, 2:06 am

Does anyone recognize this pottery mark / stamp. The vase measures 5" H x 4" D. The outside is matte with an abstract green pattern. The inside of the vase is gloss black. The stamp on the side of the vase is of an AT.. The cross of the A becomes the cross of the T. Let me know what you think!Pottery signed with AT Stamp / Mark Green_11Pottery signed with AT Stamp / Mark Green_12Pottery signed with AT Stamp / Mark Green_13
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Post by dantheman September 3rd 2009, 9:38 am

it looks similar to the Dartington pottery stamp but the line that is horizontal in your pic seems more extended than the usual Dartington stamp?

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Post by Pip September 3rd 2009, 1:35 pm

hmmm I thought maybe Aller Pottery but the line through the A looks to be extended too far to the right (as Dan has already said) so maybe not.

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