Bob Dawe (Suffolk)
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cycladelic- Number of posts : 577
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Re: Bob Dawe (Suffolk)
Is there actually a 'Goldsmith's' school of pottery?
philpot- Number of posts : 6635
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Re: Bob Dawe (Suffolk)
I wonder if the middle stamp was Howard Evans’ who set up Red Barn Pottery with Dawe. The vase does look more his style
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Re: Bob Dawe (Suffolk)
I’m not sure. I might move it into ID My Pottery
Compare it to the similar piece with blue glaze higher up the page, which does have Bob's mark.
Compare it to the similar piece with blue glaze higher up the page, which does have Bob's mark.
cycladelic- Number of posts : 577
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Re: Bob Dawe (Suffolk)
NaomiM wrote:I wonder if the middle stamp was Howard Evans’ who set up Red Barn Pottery with Dawe. The vase does look more his style
I see B D in that particular stamp, but maybe that was unintentional.
cycladelic- Number of posts : 577
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Re: Bob Dawe (Suffolk)
philpot wrote:Is there actually a 'Goldsmith's' school of pottery?
Did Louis Hudson also go to Goldsmiths?
cycladelic- Number of posts : 577
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cycladelic- Number of posts : 577
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cycladelic- Number of posts : 577
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Re: Bob Dawe (Suffolk)
dantheman wrote:I much prefer them to the ones Rooke, Wallwork and Hudson were making in that style and time
Bob was certainly consistent. His career didn't last that long compared to Rooke and Wallwork, whose pots include a wide range of styles. I just wish Bob had made some bigger pieces.
cycladelic- Number of posts : 577
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cycladelic- Number of posts : 577
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Re: Bob Dawe (Suffolk)
That blue is amazing, uncommon? Also on the Red Barn marks - is there any timeline associated? Are some earlier or later or can't tell or just all in use at the same time?
Re: Bob Dawe (Suffolk)
I don't know how to date the marks, but I wonder if the vase on the left is earlier because it looks to have had pieces of clay applied before being rolled to squash them. Also, the grooving at the top tells me it was thrown. Red Barn vases tend to be slabs rolled over textured surfaces.
cycladelic- Number of posts : 577
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potterymad62- Number of posts : 893
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Re: Bob Dawe (Suffolk)
Bob Dawe, Red Barn Pottery
Pugmill- Number of posts : 302
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Re: Bob Dawe (Suffolk)
Thanks Pugmill and great to know, very nice piece to. Paid £4.00 so hope I bagged a bargain.Pugmill wrote:Bob Dawe, Red Barn Pottery
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Vix- Number of posts : 26
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Re: Bob Dawe (Suffolk)
Looks like Bobs work to me. Probably just forgot to stamp it.
Pugmill- Number of posts : 302
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Re: Bob Dawe (Suffolk)
thanks
Vix- Number of posts : 26
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