Re: The Leach Pottery. St Ives

by **big ed** Thu 31 Jul - 4:09

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Large Lidded Bussa Pot Janet Leach

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by **big ed** Sun 3 Aug - 1:12

Just had word from Joanna Wason about the large lidded pot above , she told me she hasn't seen anything like it before , she worked with Janet for the last 9 yrs and told me this must have been made in the early 80's or even before she hasn't seen these handles on an upright piece before , she said it's stoneware from John Dobles pit St Agnes which she wedge iron into, the glaze is stone & ash , if anybody can find a similar piece that would be great , Ta Ed

by **big ed** Thu 7 Aug - 6:46

The Leach Pottery. St Ives - Page 7 Janet_16

Two More By Janet Leach

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Got these today, they are my first St Ives pots.

by **denbydump** Fri 31 Oct - 11:33

Nice cups, nice glazes Zippy, SP will tell us I'm sure, but didn't "standard" wares have
"England" impressed somewhere?

by Guest Fri 31 Oct - 12:03

denbydump wrote:Nice cups, nice glazes Zippy, SP will tell us I'm sure, but didn't "standard" wares have
"England" impressed somewhere?

Oh I'm not sure Denby, I saw Eds coffee mug (the first post on this thread) and Studio said they came in 3 colourways. Mine looks the same shape so is probably right.

by Guest Fri 31 Oct - 12:06

slopingsteve wrote:Ahh! St. Ives....Quite like Royston Vasey -once in, YOU'LL NEVER LEAVE!

"Your my wife now" that guy was really scary.
Loved the shopkeepers.
It's only about 15 miles away where they filmed it.

by **mowen** Sun 2 Nov - 11:36

Hello,
please does anyone know if there is a resource/list of the stamps the individual potters used at the leach? Shrugs

I'm asking because I have a pot marked with the leach stamp and L: any ideas?
Thank you

by Guest Sun 2 Nov - 11:40

It would be great to see a pic of the stamp Mowen : )

by **NaomiM** Sun 2 Nov - 12:59

studio-pots wrote:This mug was part of the Standard Ware range that was produced at the Leach Pottery up until Bernard Leach's death in 1979. In an illustrated catalogue of Leach Standard Ware that I possess from 1975 this was one of three mugs produced at the time and was called a "Coffee Mug" with a retail price of 90p. They were available in 3 different glazes referred to as A, B and C. A - Black to rust tenmoku. B - Mottled grey brown, C- Pale celadon green (as above).

The Standard Ware range was made by the students and apprentices so cannot be attributed to any individual potter. However, they were certainly never thrown by Bernard.

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by **NaomiM** Sun 2 Nov - 13:01

zippy wrote:It would be great to see a pic of the stamp Mowen : )

I saw the photo of the mark but then it disappeared. Found its been moved to Id My Pottery

by **denbydump** Sun 2 Nov - 13:02

That was the "England" I meant Zippy.

by **NaomiM** Sun 2 Nov - 13:05

denbydump wrote:That was the "England" I meant Zippy.

Upside down. Definitely an apprentice piece Laughter

by Guest Sun 2 Nov - 13:14

denbydump wrote:That was the "England" I meant Zippy.

Studio will know why.

by **skay** Sun 2 Nov - 13:29

NaomiM wrote:
zippy wrote:It would be great to see a pic of the stamp Mowen : )

I saw the photo of the mark but then it disappeared. Found its been moved to Id My Pottery

Yes that was me, sorry if it was wrong and I can move it back. Sounded more like a question?

Embarrassed

xx

by **studio-pots** Sun 2 Nov - 14:05

The England mark is found on some but not all of the Standard Ware range. My guess would be that there would be no need for the mark if the wares were sold from the Leach Pottery but if supplied to retail outlets (and some outside of the UK) then the England mark would be used.