Poole Pottery 1960-1980 Part One

here is a bit of a oddity. it measures 9" tall and 5" across. blue stamp on the base and also impressed Poole england

l33ham180 wrote:

here is a bit of a oddity. it measures 9" tall and 5" across. blue stamp on the base and also impressed Poole england

My guess is it's from around 1965.

I have a small pot with similar glazes which has the blue Poole mark (no shape number)...

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I've read that Ruth Pavely retired from Poole in 1965.

Here's an early Delphis bowl that seems to have her mark. However, I wondered if it was Jean Millership's.

What do you think?

It is Jean Millership's mark. Ruth Pavely's mark points the other way (left at the top, right at the bottom). It was based on a swastika originally (pre-war).

I have seen a couple of Studio pieces with Ruth's mark (and Tony Morris confirmed that she used to come into the studio sometimes) but never Delphis so I think 1965 is right.

gareth-h wrote:It is Jean Millership's mark. Ruth Pavely's mark points the other way (left at the top, right at the bottom). It was based on a swastika originally (pre-war).

Thanks, Gareth

Here is a sample of Ruth's mark...

This early 4.5" Delphis vase (shape 67) sold recently on ebay for 170 quid.



It must be from 1965. You can see Ruth's mark...

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I quite fancied that as a partner for my black one but £170 seemed a bit steep

10.5" delphis plate. has the unknown JOC mark.

Lee, here's a shape 361 dish with that same JOC mark...

This carved bowl looks to have the JOC mark. However, when rotated 90 degreses, it looks like the letters S and C overlaid; the brush strokes certainly seem like an S and a C...


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Does anyone know this mark on the bottom of a 17" stick vase?

here is my only buy from P'Boro today . 8" plate unsigned but thrown on the rarer brown clay

I would suggest mark is that of Noreen Andrews

ppcollectables wrote:I would suggest mark is that of Noreen Andrews

I don't remember that name?  

This mark looks a bit like Nellie Bishton's alternative one.

Does anyone here know if she used this in her later years?

 There seems to be some confusion here.

Cycladelic, ppcollectables already identified the mark on your Shape 85 vase as Noreen Andrews (correctly in my view).

Naomi seems to have thought that was for her plate but the post is headed "Shape 85 vase" if you look carefully. Naomi, I think your plate is probably Angela Wyburgh from the style in which case the mark is upside down and is 2 lines and a dot, although the two lines have joined at the top.

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Here's an 8-inch plate with the TV mark. As you can see, it's not signed.

Any ideas who painted it?



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Hi, can anybody tell me the decorator of this please?  Would be a great help, thanks, Andy

welcome Andy, it's Christine Tate

Hi
I've found this serving dish and whilst I'm almost convinced it is Poole it has no mark. Is this unusual ??    Thanks

yes it is Poole, designed by the great Robert Jefferson in 1961 for the Lucillus oven to table range

I see them at fairs once or twice a year but they're not common

here is my latest buy . it's a 8" studio plate 1964-66 .

Not a shape I've seen often, late Delphis? anyone recognise the decorators mark please?



9" tall



Thanks