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Post by climberg64 Sun Jul 24, 2011 7:00 pm

Daphne Carnegy P1000336
Daphne Carnegy P1000337
Daphne Carnegy P1000338

I found this jug. It has a fine hairline crack but still rings like a bell. It's by Daphne Carnegy; a new potter to me. Does she have a big following? Tin glaze majolica I think.

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Post by studio-pots Sun Jul 24, 2011 8:12 pm

I think that in general studio potters, who produce this type of work, do have a following but it is limited to people who like and use that type of thing. So basically it doesn't have any great resale/auction value.

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Post by Cheddington Sat Apr 21, 2012 3:49 pm

Daphne was a reknowned teacher at the famous Harrow Studio pottery course, now sadly closed down. Many of our best studio potters taught or studied there. Daphne has also written a seminal work on majolica/tinglaze but although her own work is very good indeed, it isn't "valuable" in market terms
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