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North Devon??

Post by Peter Harrison on September 3rd 2018, 5:15 pm





I bought this jug in a job lot and I wonder if it is North Devon.  It is about 12 ins. high, and 9ins in diameter at its widest point
The Potters mark appears to be scratched into the base.  Has anybody any ideas please.
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Re: North Devon??

Post by denbydump on September 3rd 2018, 5:24 pm

Moved to ID My Pottery
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Post by NaomiM on September 3rd 2018, 8:03 pm

Lovely slipware jug. It does look 19thC, but there’s a lot of mid to late 20thC French and Spanish farm pottery made in the traditional style, imported into the UK as decorators pieces so I can’t be sure it’s English. Seems to have the number 13 and a mark I’m not familiar with on the base. Maybe try contacting one of the North Devon museums.

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Post by denbydump on September 3rd 2018, 10:19 pm

Never seen British decoration quite like that.
Guessing Continental.
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