jug 70s style, CP & a fish marks - probably Clive Pearson, Welcombe Studio

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Post by benwilliams February 17th 2021, 2:23 pm

Oatmeal speckled glaze, stoneware.
1970s style.
Marks are CP with a fish
Not one of the fish in the book.
Mystery mark?
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Post by NaomiM February 17th 2021, 3:20 pm

I've been researching these marks and I believe it's Clive Pearson's first pottery at Welcombe. He was very keen on sailing, running a boat to Lundy in the Summer months, and set up the pottery to fund his obsession.

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Post by benwilliams February 17th 2021, 3:33 pm

Great, I’ve followed thread now. Well done!
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