Tony Laverick
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Could it be Amy Lovelady Stickland?
Catshome- Number of posts : 40
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Tony Laverick 88-92 mark?
climberg64- Number of posts : 1257
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Can I change my guess (which should have said Strickland) to Tony Laverick please

Catshome- Number of posts : 40
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climberg64 wrote:Tony Laverick 88-92 mark?
Great spot, thankyou

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Tony Laverick
Vase with gold highlights, signed TL
Laverick's mark is usually handwritten TL and date, or a stamped TL where the T is outside the L. This one has the T inside the L so I asked him at Farnham Art in Clay if it was one of his and he said yes, it was the sort of vase he was making in the early 1990s when he switched from crystaline glazes to higher temperature layered glazes with metallic highlights. Coincidentally he was selling them at Farnham Maltings ceramics fairs back then, just like Art in Clay, and he used to sell out on the first day.
http://www.tonylaverick.co.uk/
Handwritten mark - http://www.pinterest.com/pin/310326230546589594/
It's Stamped mark - http://www.pinterest.com/pin/175077504236381344/



Laverick's mark is usually handwritten TL and date, or a stamped TL where the T is outside the L. This one has the T inside the L so I asked him at Farnham Art in Clay if it was one of his and he said yes, it was the sort of vase he was making in the early 1990s when he switched from crystaline glazes to higher temperature layered glazes with metallic highlights. Coincidentally he was selling them at Farnham Maltings ceramics fairs back then, just like Art in Clay, and he used to sell out on the first day.
http://www.tonylaverick.co.uk/
Handwritten mark - http://www.pinterest.com/pin/310326230546589594/
It's Stamped mark - http://www.pinterest.com/pin/175077504236381344/



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Tony Laverick, ASL mark


Any idea of the potter or pottery?
Thanks
Susan Q- Number of posts : 30
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NaomiM wrote:Tony Laverick has an ASL mark
............. but this looks factory made to me.
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It does to me too, but I'm wondering if he licenced a few designs for sale in somewhere like Habitat. But maybe I dreamt it.
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He appears to have worked in the Potteries before opening his own studio pottery workshop, so he does have a factory connection. However, if I had to guess I would go for this not being British.
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It is Tony Laverick. Same mark here with a label.


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Marbled lustre vase, about 15cm high. Labelled, but otherwise unmarked.




hercules brabazon-
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Those are both early pieces. He stopped using the ASL mark in 1992. Did some really lovely lustre work for a fair time,and then took a different direction in bisque firing several years ago.
philpot- Number of posts : 5478
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His later work.

philpot- Number of posts : 5478
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studio-pots wrote:He appears to have worked in the Potteries before opening his own studio pottery workshop, so he does have a factory connection. However, if I had to guess I would go for this not being British.
I spoke to him for a long time at the last Earth and Fire Fair - and in early days think he said he worked at wedgewood before scrimping enough to get a small place then produced a bit of domestic syled pieces to eventually support his ambitious designs - He is a lovely lovely chap and like so many had to get established the hard way - a top bloke!
MCWebs- Number of posts : 722
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saw this in an ashbourne antiques shop and was an impulse buy - had to have it. Dated 99 TL with fish mark on bottom


MCWebs- Number of posts : 722
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He lives just down the road in Leek I think.
Oh Yes. Ashbourne antiques shops. Been there, done that. Some one there knows their studio. There was a nice Peter Lane geometric piece there a few years ago when we were around that way. But the price wanted was about treble what it was worth on the secondary market!
Oh Yes. Ashbourne antiques shops. Been there, done that. Some one there knows their studio. There was a nice Peter Lane geometric piece there a few years ago when we were around that way. But the price wanted was about treble what it was worth on the secondary market!
philpot- Number of posts : 5478
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It's still there :) I was thinking of putting in a cheeky bargain hunt bid for it...
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