Denby Pottery (Derbyshire)

Hi….I have tried to read the label it’s in script and half missing so no useful info on it….a majolica version sold at Bamfords and there is a majolica version of his shape with money box slot on eBay as I type….I would think your spot on about the glaze being a trial..

A shiny spill holder, Fairly rare, never marked, one of a set of four similar models.
The others are: lambs, frogs and geese as I remember.

Glyn Colledge. Ducks fish

Could this be one of the 'busiest' Glyn Ware pieces ever? Orange spot (Olga Gracion) I think?

Yes, I would agree David, just count all those different colours! lovely piece.
Also the unusual style of decoration around the neck and the foot.

NaomiM wrote:Glyn Colledge. Ducks fish

Most unusual, I would have had a go on that piece.

"The Georgian house". The hard-to-find fourth model in the Denby Village set.

"Cloisonne" dish, 1957.

I work for a charity and we have received this item, I have google image searched it and tried my best to search through forums but to no avail. Any ideas?

Approx Measurements
Height - 21cm
Width, handle to handle- 18cm
Diameter at top - 8.5cm

Thanks,
Jamie

By Denby pottery 1930s

Thank you so much for your quick and accurate response.
Jamie

denbydump wrote:By Denby pottery 1930s

Sorry but you don't by any chance have a rough idea of its worth, I can't find anything like it online.
Thank you
Jamie

We can only go by what other Denby vases have sold (or not sold) for on ebay, and then it's only a broad range, roughly from £10-£50. The electric blue glazed ones are the most popular.

NaomiM wrote:We can only go by what other Denby vases have sold (or not sold) for on ebay, and then it's only a broad range, roughly from £10-£50. The electric blue glazed ones are the most popular.

Great, thank you for your help

This shape was used for "Gay Border" in 1948, and I'm pretty sure for
"Tibet Ware" 1939, and maybe some others, but as a plain undecorated piece,
it is not of any great value unfortunately.

An unusual small fluted bowl, in white clay, from the "new Glynware" range 1950s,
and signed, probably by Glyn. Never seen this shape before.

A "Fowl fountain", unmarked, probably early 20thC.

Denby cotton tail lamb, just under 5” 

So far, it seems only the size 3 lamb, as here, was done in a cottontail version.
The glaze is a little wishy washy on this one. Get a wad of cotton wool for it's tail.

This is a folk art style handpainted bowl with a painted signature to the base - to me it looks like Glyn Colledge's (Denby)  signature but the style of bowl with this country style painting isn't really her style - does anyone agree or know who this is?

It’s his work……he did paint scenes and figures etc…..just not his usual output….

Yes Denby by Glyn, These scenes are more usually seen on mugs and tankards,
I don't recall seeing a dish before.

Thank you for confirming this is by Glyn Colledge.

Hello, I wondered if anyone had seen this design before? A few of the pieces have a W on the base and one is signed APT. It has similarities to some Glyn Colledge pieces but I don't believe it's one of his designs. Thank you...