Paul Gooderham, Gailey Pottery

Unusual ball shaped pot with landscape decor, potters mark to base, gis a clue!

     

http://www.ironbridgeframing.co.uk/meet-the-artists/paul-gooderham

Came across the Gailey Pottery this week. Well worth a visit. Here is one of Paul Gooderham's own pieces. They have other British Studio pottery for sale too.

I am pretty sure this is by Paul Gooderham but it's unmarked. There is another on ebay also attributed to the same potter. I am happy to be corrected if I am wrong.

Paul Gooderham Plaque

Paul Gooderham Plaque

Round Plaque with sticker and earlier mark

Hi All
I remember seeing these some years ago, think they come as a set of 4 sunset to sunrise,
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Small round 'ball' pot

First piece Iv'e had of his work

It's a small ball shaped lidded pot

Hi,

I was wondering if anyone could please help with identifying a lamp.

At auction, I recently bought a Cotswold Pottery porcelain unicorn figure that came with a retro 70's ? stoneware lampbase that I'm trying to ID (I've looked through the web & Godden with no luck).

The lamp is stoneware with an incised floral pattern to 3 of the sides & the back has an impressed mark that looks like a flower head or daisy above an impressed rectangular cartouche with 3 indistinct 'blobs' (possibly initials but not clear)

Any help or thoughts would be greatly appreciated,

Douglas

Paul Gooderham

https://www.20thcenturyforum.com/t7721-paul-gooderham-gailey-pottery

climberg64 wrote:



I am pretty sure this is by Paul Gooderham but it's unmarked. There is another on ebay also attributed to the same potter. I am happy to be corrected if I am wrong.

The brass pots were made by Stuart and Angela Houghton (hence the SH mark), Paul Gooderham rented his first studio from them in the yard of a brass casting workshop in Birminghams Jewellery Quarter, 1975-79.

Bit of Info on Paul's Marks

The three character mark 'pcg' is Paul's 3 initials and has been used since the 70's 'till present day.

The flower mark was used on stoneware 'till mid 80's.

The diamond mark denotes porcelain and was used on it's own untill the mid 80's and together with pcg stamp untill the mid 90's.

The pcg impressed into a button of clay is from 95 onwards.

The Gailey Pottery sticker was used until late 80's.

Hand signed work from mid 90's on.

Made in England stamp 90's on.

big ed wrote:

It's a small ball shaped lidded pot

The petals and moon/suns etc are made from porcelain impressed into the stoneware base.

Hi

Odd combination of impressed flower marks with inserted pale ceramic sections for petals. There's two impressed marks but the little square is unreadable and the taller just looks like three dots after the firing.

Looks like Paul Gooderham

Yes looks spot on thanks :0)