Buchan Pottery (Scotland)
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Re: Buchan Pottery (Scotland)
Collectors of Buchan pottery prefer decorated pieces, so this one, although it's rare, is mainly of academic interest
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Re: Buchan Pottery (Scotland)
Yes the second number would be the size, or the capacity (in Fl oz) in the case of jugs.
Re: Buchan Pottery (Scotland)
Thanks NaomiM & denbydump,
Would a museum want it do you think?
Thanks
Would a museum want it do you think?
Thanks
stigsings- Number of posts : 5
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Re: Buchan Pottery (Scotland)
denbydump wrote:A few of my tankards (there are 2 sizes).
That is some collection of Buchan
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tambourine84- Number of posts : 2
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Re: Buchan Pottery (Scotland)
Just a fraction of it! One day Ill get round to photographing it all.
An unusual jardiniere thing, never seen another, 8 in high.
![Buchan Pottery (Scotland) - Page 2 100_3020](https://i.servimg.com/u/f86/18/88/45/93/100_3020.jpg)
![Buchan Pottery (Scotland) - Page 2 100_3019](https://i.servimg.com/u/f86/18/88/45/93/th/100_3019.jpg)
Little and large, A beautiful 12 in high "Edinburgh" vase, and a little cream jug.
![Buchan Pottery (Scotland) - Page 2 100_3022](https://i.servimg.com/u/f86/18/88/45/93/100_3022.jpg)
![Buchan Pottery (Scotland) - Page 2 100_3021](https://i.servimg.com/u/f86/18/88/45/93/th/100_3021.jpg)
A standard 61 jug, but with the "Y" yellow background glaze, not mentioned in the book.
![Buchan Pottery (Scotland) - Page 2 100_3023](https://i.servimg.com/u/f86/18/88/45/93/100_3023.jpg)
![Buchan Pottery (Scotland) - Page 2 100_3018](https://i.servimg.com/u/f86/18/88/45/93/th/100_3018.jpg)
An unusual jardiniere thing, never seen another, 8 in high.
![Buchan Pottery (Scotland) - Page 2 100_3020](https://i.servimg.com/u/f86/18/88/45/93/100_3020.jpg)
![Buchan Pottery (Scotland) - Page 2 100_3019](https://i.servimg.com/u/f86/18/88/45/93/th/100_3019.jpg)
Little and large, A beautiful 12 in high "Edinburgh" vase, and a little cream jug.
![Buchan Pottery (Scotland) - Page 2 100_3022](https://i.servimg.com/u/f86/18/88/45/93/100_3022.jpg)
![Buchan Pottery (Scotland) - Page 2 100_3021](https://i.servimg.com/u/f86/18/88/45/93/th/100_3021.jpg)
A standard 61 jug, but with the "Y" yellow background glaze, not mentioned in the book.
![Buchan Pottery (Scotland) - Page 2 100_3023](https://i.servimg.com/u/f86/18/88/45/93/100_3023.jpg)
![Buchan Pottery (Scotland) - Page 2 100_3018](https://i.servimg.com/u/f86/18/88/45/93/th/100_3018.jpg)
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Two sizes of Sea creatures hors d'oevres sets, in their original wooden trays.
![Buchan Pottery (Scotland) - Page 2 100_3024](https://i.servimg.com/u/f86/18/88/45/93/100_3024.jpg)
Two pretty vases, tallest 10 in.
![Buchan Pottery (Scotland) - Page 2 100_3026](https://i.servimg.com/u/f86/18/88/45/93/100_3026.jpg)
![Buchan Pottery (Scotland) - Page 2 100_3025](https://i.servimg.com/u/f86/18/88/45/93/th/100_3025.jpg)
![Buchan Pottery (Scotland) - Page 2 100_3024](https://i.servimg.com/u/f86/18/88/45/93/100_3024.jpg)
Two pretty vases, tallest 10 in.
![Buchan Pottery (Scotland) - Page 2 100_3026](https://i.servimg.com/u/f86/18/88/45/93/100_3026.jpg)
![Buchan Pottery (Scotland) - Page 2 100_3025](https://i.servimg.com/u/f86/18/88/45/93/th/100_3025.jpg)
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Grumpy Grandad- Number of posts : 867
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Re: Buchan Pottery (Scotland)
I must have burgled by Winnie The Pooh 'cos this bugger's empty.
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Rare Buchan Portobello cat
Good Morning ,
please could anyone help ?
I have a Buchan sitting cat , he’s approx 10 inches tall
Blue / Grey in colour with yellow hearts & maroon flowers all over . This ornament has been in my family since the late 60’s early 70’s I’ve tried to find similar online but with no success
I would be grateful if anyone could help
Thank you .
please could anyone help ?
I have a Buchan sitting cat , he’s approx 10 inches tall
Blue / Grey in colour with yellow hearts & maroon flowers all over . This ornament has been in my family since the late 60’s early 70’s I’ve tried to find similar online but with no success
I would be grateful if anyone could help
Thank you .
Hele- Number of posts : 8
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Re: Buchan Pottery (Scotland)
do you have a pic of the cat please?
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Re: Buchan Pottery (Scotland)
Last edited by denbydump on August 25th 2020, 11:22 pm; edited 1 time in total (Reason for editing : removed dupes)
Hele- Number of posts : 8
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Re: Buchan Pottery (Scotland)
a rare piece indeed. I have never seen one and t'internet came up with zilch
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Hele- Number of posts : 8
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Re: Buchan Pottery (Scotland)
Yes they are quite rare. I have a massive Buchan collection, but no cats.
Shape 293 / Size 10 (inches) / M7 Glaze / 246 Pattern.
I'm sure they were done in different decorations, and maybe even different sizes.
I suspect a lot of Cat collectors are hoarding them, like the rare Denby and Langley
cats, unaware, or uninterested in who actually made them.
Shape 293 / Size 10 (inches) / M7 Glaze / 246 Pattern.
I'm sure they were done in different decorations, and maybe even different sizes.
I suspect a lot of Cat collectors are hoarding them, like the rare Denby and Langley
cats, unaware, or uninterested in who actually made them.
Re: Buchan Pottery (Scotland)
Thank you so much denbydump thats really helpful , it makes sense that possibly they're being hoarded by the cat collectors , i think i'm going to go to auction with it , its just been sat on my window cill for years but now i know its rare I'm rather worried that it'll get broken. Now at least i have some info to give the auctioneer .
Thanks again much appreciated
PS Before i go would you have an idea of a reserve at all please ?
Hope its not cheeky to ask
Thanks again much appreciated
PS Before i go would you have an idea of a reserve at all please ?
Hope its not cheeky to ask
Hele- Number of posts : 8
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Re: Buchan Pottery (Scotland)
we don't offer valuations on the forum as it would attract too many requests
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Re: Buchan Pottery (Scotland)
Thanks dantheman , should i just go with what the auctioneer suggests or is there another way i could find out please , its so difficult to know as its rare
Hele- Number of posts : 8
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Re: Buchan Pottery (Scotland)
auctioneers generally value by looking at past sales but in this case, they would find nothing
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Re: Buchan Pottery (Scotland)
you can always try it at a high reserve then drop the reserve a little if it fails to sell
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Re: Buchan Pottery (Scotland)
Hele, I know it appears that we are not being as helpful as we can but please imagine if we give you a low estimate and it sells high at auction, or conversely if we give a high estimate and eventually you sell it for a low price. Ceramics like yours can be notoriously hard to value and prices never stay steady. Its an impossible task,
I would recommend scouring the internet for sale values. You are not in a hurry so you have time on your side. You can also speak to more than one auction house. Be aware that items listed on the internet for very high prices often just sit unsold for ever. Just because someone is asking a price for an item does not make it worth that.
Good Luck!
I would recommend scouring the internet for sale values. You are not in a hurry so you have time on your side. You can also speak to more than one auction house. Be aware that items listed on the internet for very high prices often just sit unsold for ever. Just because someone is asking a price for an item does not make it worth that.
Good Luck!
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I have no idea what it might be worth but, if it was mine, I would put it on eBay probably "Buy it Now" with offers accepted. I have been selling now for over 40 years and never wanted "top dollar" for anything. I suspect a "cat collector" might be the potential buyer and so I would look at sold prices of cats that seem similar. Personally, I wouldn't consider an auction house unless it was a specialist sales and I suspect it would be difficult to find a sale specialised enough for this.
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