raku pot, signed Norman Bacon, USA

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Post by Beege July 26th 2019, 4:11 pm

Hallo all.
This 8.5cm tall pot has a nice shape and colour. It is clearly signed on the bottom (which I think says 'Bacon') but I am unable to identify the potter through Fournier. Does anybody recognise the style or signature?
Thank you for your help.
Jack.

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Post by dantheman July 26th 2019, 4:21 pm

Norman Bacon is the only Raku potter that I know of with that delicious surname

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Post by Beege July 26th 2019, 5:54 pm

Great spot dantheman...checked other examples and its definitely (the delicious) Norman Bacon.
I wonder why he doesn't appear in Fournier!
Thank you for the quick identification.
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Post by Beege July 26th 2019, 6:00 pm

...just realised why...he's American!
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