Richard & Susan Parkinson
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Thanks for posting that ...there are some supa rare pieces there and thats not including the seven figures. I bet all goes for x2 the top estimate.
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Hmm I'm keeping hold of my small collection for the time being.
Including the (above) plate I bought of you Dave, way back when!
Including the (above) plate I bought of you Dave, way back when!
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I just spotted a Richard Parkinson porcelain mermaid on ebay....no Guy Sydenham was he !! 

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Yes. and the early lion/unicorn also, some do not stand the test of time 

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I fully expected you to say it was your listing

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Was that the Sydenham mermaid bottle stopper?
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no I wasn't comparing with a specific Sydenham mermaid, all his mermaids make the parkinson one look like it was made by a child
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Further to my suspicion there is an undocumented Zodiac
series of plates. My "Saggitarius" plate is shown earlier in this thread.
These two plates are by Susan Parkinson, from
the March Wooley and Wallis sale. (pix on my own site).
Quite possibly Gemini the twins.
http://www.magicfabric.magix.net/public/313.jpg
Maybe Aries the Ram?
http://www.magicfabric.magix.net/public/314.jpg
series of plates. My "Saggitarius" plate is shown earlier in this thread.
These two plates are by Susan Parkinson, from
the March Wooley and Wallis sale. (pix on my own site).
Quite possibly Gemini the twins.
http://www.magicfabric.magix.net/public/313.jpg
Maybe Aries the Ram?
http://www.magicfabric.magix.net/public/314.jpg
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dantheman wrote:no I wasn't comparing with a specific Sydenham mermaid, all his mermaids make the parkinson one look like it was made by a child
Hmm Dan, As the Parky items were slip-cast moulded, it's a bit of an unfair comparison. It wasn't so much about the pottery itself,
more about the design, and the humourous abstract art-work, particularly on the "flat" items like the plates and chargers.
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