Chelsea Pottery (London)
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dantheman wrote:A lovely 12cm pin dish
Joyce (she like doing insects and small animals).
Nice collection of the old lead glazes here.
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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
Photo is upside down. But it is one of mine -- Audrey Durnan.
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Way off!! Take a look at style and form.... especially over time.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?
This looks like it may have been made by a learner
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dantheman wrote:
an unglazed Barrister,possibly a prototype?
Frank didn't make proto-types... might be a second ... might have been sold because some punter wanted it unglazed.
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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.
Made by Frank S. / Hazel decorated them.
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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?
Decidedly.
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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.
This is Joyce's.
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thank you Audrey, the info is a huge help
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Good stuff
Btw, was there any link between Chelsea Pottery and Guernsey Pottery? Some items seem to have similar glaze and decoration.

Btw, was there any link between Chelsea Pottery and Guernsey Pottery? Some items seem to have similar glaze and decoration.
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i've liked it... interesting signature...
looked through the whole thread and think it might be "AD" for Audrey Durnan?

it's very hard to find british pottery here in germany...
just tons of ugly wgp
(most of it that ugly that not even the brits would buy it)

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Wish we had a better list of signatures, like the Aldermaston one. I like that one styleinvasion. Is it thin and lightly thrown?
The Naomi cover piece that AJD01 say is by JM is the same as my candlesticks. Very similar style and glazes.


The Naomi cover piece that AJD01 say is by JM is the same as my candlesticks. Very similar style and glazes.


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Someone delighted in throwing those dishes wafer thin, I have some. Was it Joyce? Certainly and experienced thrower. I don't know how Chelsea worked - did someone churn out blanks and others decorate?
Chelsea Pottery golfer
I couldn't resist the face on this golfer,I'm sure I've met this guy in the flesh !








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Whilst this dish is not marked on the back, i feel fairly confident putting it straight here instead of the 'id' thread. Mods, please move if you feel necessary.
Haven't got a clue to the artist or even what animal this is!

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looks like a very unusual design I seem to remember the cat (leopardus) is from South America
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but with a wolf face

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I took an image of the large dish below on my phone some time ago, saying that I would see if I could find out the artist who decorated it.




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Joyce Morgan I think
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Pip wrote:A few pieces of Chelsea Pottery I've owned (all by my favourite Chelsea paintress, Joyce Morgan).
the owl plate has a similar monogram
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Thanks for that and it looks similar - now all I have to do is remember who owns the fish dish. 

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Chelsea Pottery bowl signed MT - Margaret Tomlins
Any ideas please on this bowl,marked Chelsea UK and signed on front mT. Is this actually Chelsea Pottery? and does anybody recognise initials, thanks






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Yes it is Chelsea, but MT doesn't tally with anyone on the list of decorators I have.
I think there are quite a few unrecorded ones.
I think there are quite a few unrecorded ones.
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I have dug out an old article on Chelsea with some of the decorators names which
may tally with some of the unknown signatures, some may have been mentioned
already, but it's just easier to post the lot.
Joyce Morgan
Patience Ifill
Daphne Cork
Beryl Owen
Eve Gosset
Susan Windsor
Barbara Ross
Hazel Livi (sic).
Kim Warman
Did Alan Brough work there also? maybe mixing it up with Celtic
may tally with some of the unknown signatures, some may have been mentioned
already, but it's just easier to post the lot.
Joyce Morgan
Patience Ifill
Daphne Cork
Beryl Owen
Eve Gosset
Susan Windsor
Barbara Ross
Hazel Livi (sic).
Kim Warman
Did Alan Brough work there also? maybe mixing it up with Celtic
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