Heather & Michael Ducos, Alford Pottery
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Heather & Michael Ducos, Alford Pottery
jug marked hy? front says alford market 1283-1983.




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findmypot- Number of posts : 87
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Re: Heather & Michael Ducos, Alford Pottery
I've seen this mark attributed to Helen Ducos but haven't been able to verify it.
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Re: Heather & Michael Ducos, Alford Pottery
Just googled, and there is a Heather and Michael Ducos potting in. Alford Market, so mark could be HM.
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Re: Heather & Michael Ducos, Alford Pottery
yes thank you!!!!! thats it! HM

findmypot- Number of posts : 87
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Re: Heather & Michael Ducos, Alford Pottery
they live very close to me in a beautiful part of Lincolnshire
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Re: Heather & Michael Ducos, Alford Pottery
Small green-grey Alford pot with applied windmill roundel.




Grumpy Grandad- Number of posts : 869
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Re: Heather & Michael Ducos, Alford Pottery
Small, 3" high blue Alford pot and lid.




Grumpy Grandad- Number of posts : 869
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Re: Heather & Michael Ducos, Alford Pottery
Looking at the differences in the marks - one is neat, with horizontal letters, a straight tail to the 'M', and is relatively small, while the other has more angled lettering with a bend to the tail, is not so neatly incised and pretty much fills the base - suggests that both Heather and Michael make (or made; are they still active?) their own pots rather than one potting and the other decorating.
If so, it would be nice to know which mark belongs to which potter.
If so, it would be nice to know which mark belongs to which potter.
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