AP impressed on Stoneware Jug.
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Grumpy Grandad- Number of posts : 773
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Re: AP impressed on Stoneware Jug.
AR is also possible
Looks like someone’s early work or by a hobby potter
Looks like someone’s early work or by a hobby potter
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Re: AP impressed on Stoneware Jug.
V similar to Askrigg Pottery - Andrew Hague.
benwilliams- Number of posts : 977
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Re: AP impressed on Stoneware Jug.
It's close to Hague's but the dot is in the wrong place and the letters are central in his mark used at Askrigg.

Following on from Naomi's suggestion, it is possible that the jug is an early, pre-Askrigg Hague piece and he altered his mark to differentiate his Askrigg work from his earlier pieces.
ETA - I'm an idiot. Of course it won't be a pre-Askrigg mark by Hague because it is the Askrigg Pottery mark, not Hague's personal one, that Ben was referring to.

Following on from Naomi's suggestion, it is possible that the jug is an early, pre-Askrigg Hague piece and he altered his mark to differentiate his Askrigg work from his earlier pieces.
ETA - I'm an idiot. Of course it won't be a pre-Askrigg mark by Hague because it is the Askrigg Pottery mark, not Hague's personal one, that Ben was referring to.
Last edited by Grumpy Grandad on May 22nd 2020, 5:08 am; edited 2 times in total (Reason for editing : Because I'm an idiot sometimes.)
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