Lidded dish with wheatear decoration - Jo Berryman
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Lidded dish with wheatear decoration - Jo Berryman
Here is a fairly awful photo of a casserole with wheatear decoration. I've attached two images of the mark as I'm not sure which way up it should be!!
Any suggestions gratefully received
![Lidded dish with wheatear decoration - Jo Berryman Dscn9411](https://i.servimg.com/u/f19/17/92/45/64/th/dscn9411.jpg)
![Lidded dish with wheatear decoration - Jo Berryman Dscn9413](https://i.servimg.com/u/f19/17/92/45/64/th/dscn9413.jpg)
Thanks
Any suggestions gratefully received
![Lidded dish with wheatear decoration - Jo Berryman Dscn9411](https://i.servimg.com/u/f19/17/92/45/64/th/dscn9411.jpg)
![Lidded dish with wheatear decoration - Jo Berryman Dscn9412](https://i.servimg.com/u/f19/17/92/45/64/th/dscn9412.jpg)
![Lidded dish with wheatear decoration - Jo Berryman Dscn9413](https://i.servimg.com/u/f19/17/92/45/64/th/dscn9413.jpg)
Thanks
lindylou08-
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Re: Lidded dish with wheatear decoration - Jo Berryman
Could possibly be slipware studio pottery by James Brooke, The Pottery, Appleton-le-Moors, YO62 6TE with a smudged impressed apple mark.
Marcusborra-
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Re: Lidded dish with wheatear decoration - Jo Berryman
More than smudged, I'd say, if that's an apple.
Mark looks a bit like a J with an 8 in the middle. Might be British or Continental. I've seen some marked TB LAYHAM SUFFOLK, but I don't know if this is one of their marks.
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Mark looks a bit like a J with an 8 in the middle. Might be British or Continental. I've seen some marked TB LAYHAM SUFFOLK, but I don't know if this is one of their marks.
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Re: Lidded dish with wheatear decoration - Jo Berryman
The mark in the first image looks like the torso of a pregnant woman.
Or am I weird ???![Insane](/users/1414/55/01/63/smiles/739398.gif)
Or am I weird ???
![Insane](/users/1414/55/01/63/smiles/739398.gif)
lindylou08-
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Re: Lidded dish with wheatear decoration - Jo Berryman
asks a person who draws faces on her onions
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dantheman- Consultant
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Re: Lidded dish with wheatear decoration - Jo Berryman
They are the cutest spring onions I have ever seen : )
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Re: Lidded dish with wheatear decoration - Jo Berryman
I love 'em
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Re: Lidded dish with wheatear decoration - Jo Berryman
Here's a better image of the mark
![Lidded dish with wheatear decoration - Jo Berryman Dscn9612](https://i.servimg.com/u/f19/17/92/45/64/dscn9612.jpg)
Thinking it might be a J with a horizontal B I contacted James Burke who kindly replied
Hi,
A bit of a puzzle this one.
I know Dieter's work pretty well, and indeed worked with him for a short while.Your photos are very like his work but the mark is a new one on me.
I would,however, say that the wheat ears are almost as good as his signature.The clay,however, seems well grogged which was not his usual body.
I am still in touch with his wife (Dieter died some few years ago) and she might shed some life on the problem,and I know she would be happy to help ......For a very brief time before I used the apple mark, I did sign my work JB
This was around 1960 - 65.
I will contact Dina Kunzemann to see if she has any thoughts
![Lidded dish with wheatear decoration - Jo Berryman Dscn9612](https://i.servimg.com/u/f19/17/92/45/64/dscn9612.jpg)
Thinking it might be a J with a horizontal B I contacted James Burke who kindly replied
Hi,
A bit of a puzzle this one.
I know Dieter's work pretty well, and indeed worked with him for a short while.Your photos are very like his work but the mark is a new one on me.
I would,however, say that the wheat ears are almost as good as his signature.The clay,however, seems well grogged which was not his usual body.
I am still in touch with his wife (Dieter died some few years ago) and she might shed some life on the problem,and I know she would be happy to help ......For a very brief time before I used the apple mark, I did sign my work JB
This was around 1960 - 65.
I will contact Dina Kunzemann to see if she has any thoughts
lindylou08-
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Re: Lidded dish with wheatear decoration - Jo Berryman
Think this is one of Jo Berryman's marks. Worked at Coldstone in the mid 60's. Other mark is JO
lindylou08-
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Re: Lidded dish with wheatear decoration - Jo Berryman
I think you're right
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