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Post by cycladelic on July 20th 2018, 2:25 am

There isn't any mark on this piece, (or is that a small W I can now spot?)

It looks like Alan's work to me - prob a 1960s piece?

It stands about 13cm tall.

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Post by NaomiM on July 20th 2018, 2:31 am

An inscribed W means it was made by one of his assistants at the studio, rather than Alan himself - assuming this did come from his studio. I think you’d need to contact the guy who runs Alan’s website and ask him whether Alan can confirm it’s from his studio.

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Post by NaomiM on July 20th 2018, 11:48 am

To add, the celadon glaze inclusions makes it more likely it’s by Wallwork imo

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Post by cycladelic on July 20th 2018, 12:05 pm

NaomiM wrote:To add, the celadon glaze inclusions makes it more likely it’s by Wallwork imo

Many thanks, Naomi -- any idea on a date?
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Post by philpot on July 20th 2018, 1:33 pm

Marnhull 1965-84 most likely. Can definitely see a W there, and this was the mark used when his assistants had input into the work. At one time at Marnhull he had 14 people working for him. Not quite so highly prized by Wallwork collectors as those with the personal AW mark
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