Tenby or Ewenny? - Sheldon Pottery
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Tenby or Ewenny? - Sheldon Pottery
Last edited by denbydump on Tue Apr 04, 2023 9:44 am; edited 1 time in total (Reason for editing : pos ID)
Grumpy Grandad- Number of posts : 869
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Re: Tenby or Ewenny? - Sheldon Pottery
Decoration on Ewenny seems always non-existent. and they are invariably marked,and with a very high gloss decoration all over. From the photo its is a little difficult to see how high gloss the glaze is. Never seen anything like that in Tenby, tho it there is a lot less of it than Ewenny. What makes you think it is Tenby?
philpot- Number of posts : 5477
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Re: Tenby or Ewenny? - Sheldon Pottery
The Tenby thought came from the incised 'Tenby' on the side in the 2nd. pic.
It is a glossy glaze, I'll try to get a better shot in a while once I've finished preparing dinner.
It is a glossy glaze, I'll try to get a better shot in a while once I've finished preparing dinner.
Grumpy Grandad- Number of posts : 869
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Re: Tenby or Ewenny? - Sheldon Pottery
Tenby bases are usually unglazed as I remember.
The base and clay looks OK for ewenny, Though as Phil says the coulours
are rather drab.
The base and clay looks OK for ewenny, Though as Phil says the coulours
are rather drab.
Re: Tenby or Ewenny? - Sheldon Pottery
It isn't the most attractive blue I've ever seen but the glaze is about as glossy as a lot of Ewenny. A couple more pictures; the base shows the gloss better than the body, and the brown leaf design on the side looks glossier than the blue.
Maybe that blue is so drab it sucks the shine out of the gloss



Maybe that blue is so drab it sucks the shine out of the gloss




Grumpy Grandad- Number of posts : 869
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Re: Tenby or Ewenny? - Sheldon Pottery
Well, ain't life odd! Sukraine has just posted an i.d. request for what I think is a Fishley Holland.
https://www.20thcenturyforum.com/t26136-studio-pottery-jug-decorated-with-fish
That base is so similar to mine, right down to the three stilt-marks. I'm now thinking that my pot could be F.H.
https://www.20thcenturyforum.com/t26136-studio-pottery-jug-decorated-with-fish
That base is so similar to mine, right down to the three stilt-marks. I'm now thinking that my pot could be F.H.
Grumpy Grandad- Number of posts : 869
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Re: Tenby or Ewenny? - Sheldon Pottery
Ouch, could not read the Full Tenby.
Is it earthenware?

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Grumpy Grandad- Number of posts : 869
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Re: Tenby or Ewenny? - Sheldon Pottery
I think it's Sheldon Pottery. They didn't have many styles of decoration and they had a glazed base.
https://www.20thcenturyforum.com/t14571-sheldon-pottery-bristol
https://www.20thcenturyforum.com/t14571-sheldon-pottery-bristol
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Re: Tenby or Ewenny? - Sheldon Pottery
Looks like the one, Naomi, I think the pattern clinches it.
Poor pot must have identity issues now. It started life today as Tenby, shifted to Ewenny, had a brief stint as Fishley Holland, and ends up Sheldon. If it were human it would be
by now.
Poor pot must have identity issues now. It started life today as Tenby, shifted to Ewenny, had a brief stint as Fishley Holland, and ends up Sheldon. If it were human it would be

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