Green glazed pots - Belgium Art Pottery (not Farnham)

I'm glad you posted this redware , the pot base of mine pictured is not Farnham , it's belgian , at the time 3 yrs ago I took it as gospel from the studio pottery site , but they got it wrong , , your pot isn't farnham either , probably belgian as well , farnham did mark pots with an X as did some green Rye pots of the same period .

Thanks for the info guys and apologies for messing here :) The other mark I've found and made me think it's Farnham is here: http://www.farnhampottery.info/marks.htm but I have never handled any Farnham before. I think it's continental too, just thought that the mark can be a solution.

yes as i said some Farnham pieces were marked with an X , but this isn't one of them , Dan - sorry can you move it anywhere , I am up to my eyeballs pre listing loads of stuff, amongst other work I have to see to , ta

Is this Farnham? It has plenty of dust  

Crazy 3-sided jug thingy - never caught on.

Similar base to mine.

https://www.20thcenturyforum.com/t13117-farnham-vase

There was a suggestion mine could be from Spain, as they also used this green glaze over cream earthenware.

Rye, Belgium, Farnham or Spain? Unmarked

Nice shape, looks lightly thrown so could be Rye. The colour likes right for Rye. Not a shape I have seen in Farnham but there is a good fan site on Farnham you could check. You held it in your hand though. If it is thicker than it looks then I guess across the channel is a better suggested origin than closer to home.

When I looked into the green (unknown) pot I picked up I found that the green lead glaze was one of the oldest available. Looking at these links I would say continental but always worth at gander on the Farnham site. .........

https://pin.it/FuFoZ4p

Cheers. Continental does seem the most likely origin

Could this be Farnham Greenware?



No Marks To Base Large Y indentation
Looks to be an initial of E or M under the glaze below the flower motif

No, not modern. c.1930s Belgium imo. Often mistaken for Farnham

Reminds me of this one, but it's much rougher

No, those are Aller vale, see my pieces here,

https://www.20thcenturyforum.com/t10301p25-aller-vale-pottery-torquay-devon

But it's such a Normandy jug shape, I would suspect SW England, eg Brannam maybe?

But Farnham is probably a good bet. Are the undersides unglazed normally?

Thinking out loud, most SW pottery is glazed underneath.

Not Farnham. The Rye stuff I have seen is more thinly potted that the Belgium / continental vases so depends on how it feels in the hand but I would probably say from the pictures that is from the continent with Belgium/France the most likely origin.

Agreed, put it on the scales Naomi., Farnham is quite light.

I’m assuming it’s Art Deco period. Unmarked.
Manufacturer?

I think a little earlier, and almost always unmarked.

Pretty sure these vases with the green glaze and white-yellow coloured clay, and twisted handles are made in Belgium 1930s-40s. I’ve found several with stamped and incised numbers and some also stamped “BELGIUM” or “made in Belgium”, while one simply have an incised X, and may be 1920s.

More examples via Pinterest, including pieces with incised and stamped numbers and stamped Belgium or Made in Belgium

https://pin.it/uxag4ngx73uwuo
https://pin.it/2hpvp35ucpob4y
https://pin.it/jpl4y4bqncyqfq

https://pin.it/s42x7vr7polhwu
https://pin.it/4lf36mhrnodrwn

https://pin.it/qaabxzjs6rxmbl
https://pin.it/d42xecaawkwxkk
https://pin.it/ehgjwo2gnwg5qq

https://pin.it/etwyi6fbm4bi2f
https://pin.it/o3yq7mj4qjhpad