Re: Dee Cee marked pottery

by ticktwo on Fri 27 Nov 2009 - 16:14

Hi all, thanks for your interest in my collection. This is a photo of some of the pots I have. I shall have time over the weekend to do more including the marks.

by **skay** on Fri 27 Nov 2009 - 16:56

Hi TT, one at a time (with bases) in the ID section would be the best.

Standing by.......

xx

by ticktwo on Fri 27 Nov 2009 - 17:43

Hi, will do.
Found this on this site too
http://www.20thcenturyforum.com/german-austrian-pottery-f31/dumler-breiden-t2918.htm?highlight=brown
Very excited to think I will learn more about these pots that I love.

by jeanne on Thu 16 Jun 2011 - 21:18

Hi

Have you seen this?

/jamtanker/cera

edit

sorry we can't do links to sales sites

by fuzzyedges on Sat 18 Jun 2011 - 20:36

Here are some dee cee marks found on the bottom of Hartleys pottery Castleford Yorkshire The hartrox mark is not present only Desmond Coopers as he did with many potteries

These are from a good book on Castleford potteries by David Wilders called brick by brick pot by pot

by jeanne on Sat 18 Jun 2011 - 22:27

Sorry if that was a problem. They have good pics of this pottery, often marked Dee Cee. Dragon Pottery, Rhayader, Elan Valley, Wales. There is a book on the Pottery available too. It was run by a Mr and Mrs Cornish.
Regards
Jeanne

by jeanne on Sat 18 Jun 2011 - 22:32

The book on the Dragon Pottery is by Alan G Davenport

by **dantheman** on Sun 19 Jun 2011 - 14:12

jeanne wrote:Sorry if that was a problem. They have good pics of this pottery, often marked Dee Cee. Dragon Pottery, Rhayader, Elan Valley, Wales. There is a book on the Pottery available too. It was run by a Mr and Mrs Cornish.
Regards
Jeanne

no problem Jeanne,it's a newish rule and there's room for improvment so innocent usage like your post may one day be allowed, as was the case until quite recently

by **Potty Primate** on Thu 30 Jun 2011 - 13:22

Another Dee Cee mark, this one incised;

by **dantheman** on Thu 30 Jun 2011 - 14:39

yes Bay was imported by Dee Cee I think? Duemler & Breiden certainly was

Dee Cee marked pottery