Poole Pottery 1960-1980 Part One

"Basket" by Ann Read 1956/7. Not a common on pattern. Nice find.

that has to be the cheapest Atlantis I have ever seen Lee but it also has to be the worst   

A few more of my 100 or so 49ers. Always liked the amount of work on these earlier
small pieces, which even so, must have been made in vast quantities.

Carol Cutler.


Jean Millership


Angela Wyburgh


Jean Millership


Patricia Churchouse

Great pieces! I'm very jealous.

Here are two 8" Delphis plates which have the blue Poole mark.

They were both painted by Geraldine O’Meara.

this is just for Dan . it's the worst piece of atlantis he has ever seen but for a bargain price of £12 plus P+P i couldn't resist .

truly horrible!

Olympus stoneware, designed by Ros Sommerfelt 1977, in the "Seashore" and "Seville" patterns.
Various throwers and decorators. The tallest 60E vase, (incorrectly stamped as 60D), is 12.5 in high,
was thown by Chris White, and is in an unusual purple glaze.

there aren't many Olympus collectors around but I have a few bits



and here's a rare Rosalinde pattern bowl by Ros Sommerfelt

OOOOh you bugger Dan, I've been out-Olympused!
Saw no examples on here so...
Never yet seen any of the Rosalinde pattern, and even
a purple 60E! Oh well back to the drawing board!

Here is the original artwork for the Olympus range,unfortunately the Rosalinde disk is missing

1962 - 1964 studio stamp

dantheman wrote:

1962 - 1964 studio stamp

Nice colours, is it a 49? hard to tell.

An Aegean vase picked up today. Rather wierd colours, it may be a bit
over-fired as there are some pock-marks on the blue band in the middle.

Here's a Studio vase with the TV mark. It's about 4.5 inches tall (12cm) and is unsigned.

Here are four 6" tall carved Delphis vases - shape 83.

cycladelic wrote:Here's a Studio vase with the TV mark. It's about 4.5 inches tall (12cm) and is unsigned.

very rare and very lovely, the colourway is very attractive too

dantheman wrote:

...very rare and very lovely, the colourway is very attractive too

Yes, it has fired well and the colours are nice and bright.

I haven't seen another in this shape and wonder if it has a number. Do you know?

looks like a variation on the studio shape #33

or shape #66 shown here

http://www.pooleimages.co.uk/Pages/PooleStudioPart2.aspx

12 in Studio vase, Shape 27, impressed TV mark.
Strange random oxide brushwork.

Another rare and very early studio piece

denbydump wrote:12 in Studio vase, Shape 27, impressed TV mark.
Strange random oxide brushwork.

That's a nice big piece.

As Dan intimated, you don't see these for sale very often. I wonder just how many were actually made.

here is a 8" studio plate i picked up this morning . not the best but it was cheap enough .

this bowl came with the plate and its approx 8" across and stands approx 3" tall . has alan whites mark on the base

Wierd, a sort of a cross between Atlantis and Olympus. It looks like an Olypmpus
stoneware shape anyway.