Poole Pottery up to 1959 & Traditional

No pattern number or paintress, someone loved it enough to rivet the broken handle back on

The pattern code is GTY, a Truda Carter design, and the jug dates from 1930-1934. A very popular art deco pattern.

I am assuming this is from the 1950s from the Poole mark but I have been unable to identify the signature on the bottom. Does anyone have any ideas. Thank you.

that's the BN simplified traditional ware pattern designed by Truda Carter. I think it was made in the early 1950's but it's not the era of Poole that I know much about

Thank you it’s not something I would usually pick up but it was cheap👍🏻

13 INCH Peanut vase marked PKP Design 701. Early 50's.

When you consider that the design was all hand-painted it would only take the smallest lapse in concentration to spoil the pattern.

There is smaller size but also a larger one at about 17" high, 1950's freeform shapes and contemporary patterns are still in fashion and collectable ( a little off the boil compared to a few yrs back ). Value is closer to twice Dan's lower est.

Nice mug. Poole Freeform Adriadne design, by Alfred Read 1953 and decorated by Iris Downton

Not bought any Poole for a while but couldn't resist this jug. 1H pattern painted by Myrtle Bond. It's in lovely condition with no fading or crazing.

Can any clever person identify this 1950’s Poole Pottery Design and the artist please.? I’ve gone cross-eyed looking at hundreds of plates and still not found this. I have dinner plates, serving platter and soup dishes. Many thanks[img:9536]https://i.servimg.com/u/[url=https://servimg.com/view/20085833/2]

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looks like a simplified version of an elaborate 1950's design

That cross hatch element was used by Ruth Pavely on the late 1950s "Red Pippin" design.
Looks like an unknown one. NR pattern, decorated by Iris Downton.

Thank you so much for that info. It gets me just a little closer.

This large vase is a donation to my Cancer Research shop, where I volunteer, and I am minded to put on our organisations eBay shop, but I would welcome views from members as to its identity. The base has what I believe is a 1952-55 stamp and impressed number 687. Searching the latter brings up Freeform, but (as yet) none in a plain colour (in my case a sort of coral pink). It's about 18cm tall. Thanking you in advance for any guidance.

Yes it is "Plain Freeform" in the "red indian" colourway, farly rare as I remember.

Excellent! Many thanks - will be interesting to see how it goes.

The term 'freeform' relates to a no. of specific shapes of vases originally designed for flower arranging. 687 is the shape no. and the backstamp is early 50's. The plain coloured pieces - by far the majority - were know as 'twintone ' range i.e 2  colours, an interior colour and an exterior colour. Your vase has red indian twinned with magnolia. It is a fairly basic vase so don't expect too much.

A giant SYLVAN WARE vase, 10 1/2 in high, Shape No 666, M22 Sylvan effect glaze. c1934.

A freeform 9 in flower vase, shape 342, PS "Bamboo" pattern by Anne Read 1956/7.
Unusually no other pattern or decorator's mark.

... who can tell me more?
Age?
Painter?
And is the pattern TV? Does it have a name?

Thanks in advance.

it's the simplified bluebird pattern

Thanks Dan.

Hello, could you perhaps help with dating this piece of poole pottery? Measures about 11cm tall. Might anyone know the painter?

Thanks in advance.

Jam pot - shape No 288, late 1920s/early 1930s.
It is the OR pattern, designed by Truda Adams, but with no
paintress mark, the decorator is unknown.