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Post by potterymad62 on December 24th 2020, 4:56 pm

Any Ideas on this piece please, is this the year 1973 or a potters initial marks, thank

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Post by philpot on December 24th 2020, 5:47 pm

Nice Jug. Nice colour. But that incised signature, now that it somewhat of a problem. There are comparatively few professional potters that do an incised signature. There is a reason for that. The market for professional potters, is collectors. Being the fussy bunch-and somewhat lazy!- that they are, they do really like a mark they can identify easily. It adds a certain 'cachet'. There is snobbishness amongst collectors as well! Big Laughter Big Laughter
So in relaity, if you are looking for value, avoid incised signatures.
Still a very nice piece tho.
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Post by NaomiM on December 24th 2020, 6:07 pm

I think it’s a date. But also I’m not seeing the quality I’d expect from a professional potter so I suspect it’s a student piece

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Post by potterymad62 on December 24th 2020, 7:19 pm

philpot wrote:Nice Jug. Nice colour. But that incised signature, now that it somewhat of a problem. There are comparatively few professional potters that do an incised signature. There is a reason for that. The market for professional potters, is collectors. Being the fussy bunch-and somewhat lazy!- that they are, they do really like a mark they can identify easily. It adds a certain 'cachet'. There is snobbishness amongst collectors as well! Big Laughter Big Laughter
               So in relaity, if you are looking for value, avoid incised signatures.
            Still a very nice piece tho.
Well it's nice and I like it, so for a few pence I'm happy Pottery Jug 182422
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Post by potterymad62 on December 24th 2020, 7:21 pm

NaomiM wrote:I think it’s a date. But also I’m not seeing the quality I’d expect from a professional potter so I suspect it’s a student piece
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