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Jam/preserve pot no marks
by faeriequeene on January 7th 2019, 3:13 pm
Any idea of the pottery? I have searched previously, but no luck. Probably dates from the 60/70s which ties in with when my in-laws had a gallery in Dartmouth.
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Re: Jam/preserve pot no marks
by NaomiM on January 7th 2019, 5:05 pm
Helps to have a photo of the base even if there’s no mark
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Re: Jam/preserve pot no marks
by studio-pots on January 11th 2019, 6:05 pm
It could be from Winchcombe Pottery. I can't be certain but often they are lacking marks because it was a production pottery and things were missed.
The stoneware body looks right, the shiny glaze is feasible and the knob on the lid looks right too.
The stoneware body looks right, the shiny glaze is feasible and the knob on the lid looks right too.
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