Poole Pottery 1960-1980 Part Two

LE pattern, decorated by Anita Lawrence, 1970s.

Thanks DD. Don't suppose you know what the LE stands for do you? It's a design I've seen a lot of around.

Just one of their pattern codes.
This 70s traditional series basically had 3, LE, BN, and CS as I remember.

Thank you!

Sorry to being a bit pedantic but the paintress is probably early Sue Pottinger who started in 1967. Not sure about the capital A but its not going to be of any great significance.

Yes that is correct. That underlined A was just too obvious!
With the lack of a shape "Number" I wonder if it just stands for ash-tray?

The wax-resist Studio vase is my latest buy - all three pieces have the TV mark:

An impressive 85 vase, 16 in high, not finding a match for the paintress though.

Didn’t realise it was a bird until I was editing the photo :D

I haven't seen that design before

dantheman wrote:I haven't seen that design before

It also looks like a Leopard

I would have said a leaping carp

I think the bird option looks the most plausible ...

yes the legs and feet are...less abstract

Legs = whiskers, and ears. I think they may have tried a double aspect but the bird is clearer

A 10 1/2 in No 4 Dish ny Patricia Wells.

Hi, I am looking for information about these pots that are marked poole england with the wrigley trucks and trailers on the underside. They are approx 5 inches high, in quite nice condition but I have not been able to find any others for comparison, so hoping to find out when they were made and what they may be worth etc, so any details and


info would be very much appreciated. Thanks in advance

From the 1960s/70s. This is the LE pattern on a standard salt & pepper.
It will have been comissioned as giftware/promotional.

We don't enter into valuations, but with the damage to the LH item, very little.

Hi thank you very much for the information, I couldn't find any others to compare with, cheers

Best to check completed listings on eBay for an idea of value, but damage does reduce the value considerably

Ok that's a great idea, many thanks (ps am still a complete novice) thank you

A pretty TV mark 49er. very insect-like?

very unusual  DD and very lovely, I would love to own it

Nice