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Post by NaomiM December 29th 2012, 4:06 pm

studio-pots wrote:It might be just the photographs but the one you have put the link to is a typical dark red earthenware that Briglin used during much of their production life. Your mug seems to be a lightish brown in colour, which looks to be similar to the fine stoneware that they used late on.

Not sure that it is of any great importance either way though.

On closer inspection I think it is the typical dark red/brown earthenware. There is a slight ochre yellow patch on the base which has got mixed with the clay on foot rim, which might account for it looking a little lighter than normal.

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Post by 22 Crawford St. January 13th 2013, 8:42 pm

Naomi - Very nice mug - It's in the right place IMO. Strangely enough I also have noticed the paint splashes on items.

Reading back through the thread Pip wins - my vase is marked BRIGLIN (centre photo - approx 300mm) and matched big ed's

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Post by dantheman January 27th 2013, 12:14 pm

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Post by studio-pots January 27th 2013, 12:55 pm

Briglin was started in 1948 and closed in 1990 and was based in the West End of London all that time - firstly in Baker Street and then Crawford Street nearby.

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Post by 22 Crawford St. January 31st 2013, 12:14 am

LOL Dan! - I've been chatting via email with one of the main (very kind) potters at Briglin and I finally have some excellent physical pointers to date pieces from the 50's, 60's and 70's. This will be a real boost to anyone interested in collecting this fine pottery. I'll post with examples of each epoch perhaps with the original emails. It's obvious once you know Doh!

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Post by 22 Crawford St. February 7th 2013, 9:52 pm

TY Dan. The site has done well for the last few years but looks long in the tooth now. I'm now on facey-booky and updates are going there whilst I get my tiny little brain around Wordpress.org It's the only way forward (I think???) if you need to publish 1000+ photos and control / own them yourself and do it cheaply. I have shed loads of items to add. 40 or 50+ I've lost count. I sit here at my desk and they are piled up all round me!

The whole point of the website was to help other collectors and publish the information before it was lost. People need something to compare against. I could 'hoard' this information but I prefer to help - It would be great if more could publish their collections as I just love seeing Briglin, especially en masse.

Some comments everyone may be interest in are these; " which may be useful for dating when I first started in 1965 we used two stamps one saying BRIGLIN and the other saying England. The England stamp was drop(sic) in the late 1960s to save time.", "The pots made at Briglin involved more than one person in the making i.e. someone throwing the pot another turning the foot ring and some one else decorating and glazing which may be the reason that pots were not signed by an individually","The tall vase in the photo my(sic) not be as early, the one thing that dates it my opinion is there is no foot ring this is some thing that started around the mid 70s".

At some point I'll publish the emails in full, including photos of groups of Briglin from the four or five different epochs and a fuller explanation.

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Post by skipposal March 7th 2013, 7:53 pm

That would be great Alex! I have spent many a happy hour exploring the briglin website - a great resource. I have quite a collection of Briglin which I use for tea and coffee parties. I understood that the rough earthenware with inclusions was used until 1972 when Brigitta returned to the pottery after a break and decided to improve the clay to make it easier to throw. After that date it is much smoother and harder. Is this true? This lovely coffee set has the earlier type of clay I think.

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This tea set has smooth hard red earthenware.

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I really like this mug - has the coarser clay. Sadly has a hairline so can't use it.

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Nice, useful vase, odd decoration!. 14.3cm (height)

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And finally, a pair of plates in the smooth clay, but stamped England! Help Shrugs

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Post by 22 Crawford St. March 9th 2013, 3:35 am

Skipposal, this is how I think of the periods:

Early - 1948 - 1958
BRIGLIN ENGLAND 1959? - 1969?
Early Late (Seventies) 1970 - 1982
Late Late (Harefield/off site) 1983 -1990

I have sketched out a long chapter on each of the 10 year (approx) periods and some bullet points for the main things to look for in each. I'm still writing it. I must stress that this is my division but it's based on the changes in style, stamps, decoration, clay and location. I'm still finding things out. Why, oh why there wasn't something like this in the AA book I don't know. (Gggggrrrrrrrrr!!!). I suppose the book was mainly the history of the pottery and a memorial for Brigitte. The AA Briglin book was her story - her life and that seems fair. Collectors have a different perspective, they want raw facts, lists dates times. Collectors really need a book written by another collector. I'm trying to help everyone with the website which will be back in an updated form sometime.

Yes see AA.p.61 approx 1973? the grog was removed to make decoration easier, but nothing is black and white and it would not surprise me if that date shifted a bit. The first tea set is nice - complete sets are always good and it the groggy blueish one. I like it a lot. So, is it a 70's set using old type clay? or a 60's England set missing a mark? I would go in between approxc 1970? The next one is later with the typical sharp base and the black and white vases were made by various people over many years, not seen any earlier than Briglin England so they are 60's onward IMO. They are popular and there are always lots of bids on ebay as you probably know. The two plates, yes odd, sharp base but England, 75?

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Post by 22 Crawford St. March 9th 2013, 3:46 am

Must go to bed or I'll end up like Potty. Found this 1957 ink stamped tall vase the other day. Looks like you could use it in the kitchen to grate cheese - it has so much texture!

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Post by skipposal March 9th 2013, 8:26 am

Thank you so much for all that - brilliant! Have you thought of using a site like lulu.com to publish your research? I've used it to print my catalogues, very easy and no cost involved.
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Post by NaomiM April 1st 2013, 5:29 pm

Someone must know what this is. The base shape makes me think Briglin, but it's a lighter brown than their usual dark brown clay. No impressed Briglin mark. Might be a tiny mark in the centre - G maybe - but I think that's just an artefact of manufacture.

3" high, 3.75" diameter.

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Post by NaomiM April 13th 2013, 6:16 pm

The base is very like my mug, with the turned middle and white glaze.

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Post by NaomiM June 19th 2013, 6:46 pm

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Post by NaomiM October 3rd 2013, 5:50 pm

Large lidded pot, stamped BRIGLIN on the base.
approx 9.5" x 9.5"

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Post by NaomiM October 13th 2013, 5:23 pm

Small Briglin Dougal dog

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Post by NaomiM March 22nd 2014, 2:49 pm

Briglin vase with leaf decoration

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Post by NaomiM April 8th 2014, 10:47 pm

The nipple on the base might point to Briglin. Other pots have traces of a 'button' of clay in the middle

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Post by BrandX April 9th 2014, 11:20 am

OK 22, will post further photos asap. Note the bottom on your example Naomi - the thing that gave me doubts on mine was that the base did not have the more pronounced rim that all the Briglin items I have handled seemed to have.
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Post by 22 Crawford St. April 9th 2014, 9:46 pm

I'm sold.  Smush Jumping For Joy Jumping For Joy Jumping For Joy 

3rd/4th detail pic, see the way the lines 'drip' and the glaze goes all droopy and globular. I would post you new detailed pics of an Autumn (apple) goblet that has similar glazes....but can't put my hands on it so I've posted an old photo - does this look good to you and Naomi?

As for the bases they had so many people making stuff it's probably not strange that they differ.

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Post by NaomiM April 9th 2014, 9:57 pm

I think so. Only thing confusing me from the photos is whether the flower decoration is sgraffito or brown glaze. I'm assuming its sgraffito which would be Briglin. If it's brown glaze then I'm not sure.

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Post by BrandX April 10th 2014, 12:40 am

Hard to tell on the decoration Naomi, but running a fingernail over the lines you can feel a ridge at some points, so I am thinking it is sgraffito ....in which case, taking 22s comments into account as well, I am more confident in calling it Briglin. Thanks for your inputs.
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Post by denbydump June 4th 2014, 8:18 pm

6 1/2 inch Briglin cat plate. White clay, impressed mark.

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Post by Potwurm June 5th 2014, 12:26 am

I picked this pot up today - if it has a maker's mark it's been obscured by the glaze but it's unmistakably a piece of Briglin Pottery and I think it's one of the most beautifully decorated pieces of Briglin that I've come across.
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