Polperro Pottery - Frank & Angie Robinson?

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Polperro Pottery - Frank & Angie Robinson?

Post by marie anne on Tue May 24, 2011 10:38 am

Hi, I've recently bought several pieces of great pottery which I think are from Polperro pottery. There seems to be very little about this pottery on the web and a comment on Ceramike saying 'Do not look in BSPM as not listed properly'. The BSPM book certainly doesn't show the impressed P in a square which is on my pieces. If fellow members of this site can confirm that this is a Polperro mark then I'll upload this image to the labels, signatures and backstamps section as a reference. I'm pretty convinced from the picture on ceramike and the comment by Christian Robinson on it, but being a cautious soul I'd like to get confirmation for the example below.
This is my first post on this site so apologies if I'm not doing it right!
Thanks,
Marie.

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Re: Polperro Pottery - Frank & Angie Robinson?

Post by skay on Wed May 02, 2012 4:38 pm

Sorry, missed this and welcome marie anne

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Re: Polperro Pottery - Frank & Angie Robinson?

Post by dantheman on Wed May 02, 2012 5:19 pm

the digital museum of Cornish ceramics has no pic of the mark

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Re: Polperro Pottery - Frank & Angie Robinson?

Post by marie anne on Wed May 02, 2012 5:33 pm

Thanks for the welcome message Skay Happy . Hi Dantheman. The digital museum of Cornish Ceramics has quite a few empty spaces in their image column from what I recall. They are welcome to use my image if it's helpful. I wondered if anyone on this forum knew the Polperro mark?
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