Chelsea Pottery (London)

dantheman wrote:

I got this bowl today,the foot has a hole in it for wall mounting and someone has cleverly put an eyed split pin through that hole. I have screwed a hook into the underside of a shelf and hung the bowl which allows lots of movement the light then catches the colours in lots of different ways plus it also gives the illusion that the butterfly is airborne.
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dantheman wrote:A lovely 12cm pin dish

Susan Bearder wrote:I wonder what you make of this seven and half inch footed bowl in the Chelsea style of old? I hope you can see the mark.   Susie

dantheman wrote:

dantheman wrote:

21cm sweet bowl,standing on 3 legs with an impressed Chelsea pottery stamp on the back,I'm guessing the decorator's initials are DA?

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This looks like it may have been made by a learner

dantheman wrote:



an unglazed Barrister,possibly a prototype?

Celtic_Fan wrote:(Hopefully) My first piece of Chelsea.
No stamp, but looks right to me (what do I know   ).
I'm guessing no one else spotted it, as mine was the only bid so I got it £20, which I'm happy with and certainly less than you usually see them for.

NaomiM wrote:Hi, I came across this forum while researching a Chelsea Pottery wall plate I bought from a charity shop (I think it's wonderful - and the forum :) )

Do you think the initials are Joyce Morgan's?

NaomiM wrote:I also have this cake or cheese cover (missing its base), and it's only just struck me - comparing it side by side with the plate - that it might also be by Chelsea Pottery.
It's made from the same red pottery as the plate, and has the same 'soft focus' decoration.
There's a decorator's name or initials on the front - which I think says Jon or Jan - but unlike the plate there's no 'chelsea pottery England' inscribed by hand on the back. (The makers mark was probably on the missing base).
I found it in a local charity shop a few years ago.