Aldermaston Pottery
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Queen's Golden Jubilee? It seems to be some kind of crazed naive Lion and Unicorn.
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Aldermaston commemorative beaker
Ah that would make sense. The unicorn looks more like a seal with a spike through its head :)
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Hi denbydump, thank you for that and see links on here to potters who were there at the time. Appears she was there 1978-80. Brilliant help as usual! X
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Ursula Waechter, ex-Aldermaston, at New Greenham Arts gallery, nr. Newbury, as part of the Open Studios 2015




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[ Ian - going back that bowl could well be by Laurence McGowan - he used a series of marks after leaving Aldermaston. Blues and greens are also his type of glaze. ]
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An interesting entry on the Honiton site. I didn't know ACS worked there for a time.
http://www.honiton-pottery-collectors-society.co.uk/default.asp?PageID=47
http://www.honiton-pottery-collectors-society.co.uk/default.asp?PageID=47
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Aldermaston mug, part of their standard ware. Marked with a 6. on the base.




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I was wondering that but couldn't be sure.
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Aldermaston jug
I think the mark on the base is a date mark rather than a monogram. Possibly the conjoined triangles for 1994; the rest may be hidden under the glaze.


I think the mark on the base is a date mark rather than a monogram. Possibly the conjoined triangles for 1994; the rest may be hidden under the glaze.



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They did use a generic A for larger cooperative production workThis looks as though it might be a Milk jug or such like from a larger dinner or tea set. I think only Alan Caiger Smith himself used date codes at Akdermaston.
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Would make sense. I haven't seen many dates on pieces and alot of assistants' pieces are unmarked standard ware.
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An unusual coffee pot, I'm guessing Geoffrey Eastop, the only "E" potter on the list,
though the mark isn't exact. Any comments?


though the mark isn't exact. Any comments?


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Jason Shackleton is another possibility
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NaomiM wrote:.....Not sure what the WA stands for.
I've been informed by ex-Aldermaston potter, Miranda Thomas, that the W and WA marks are lustre and glaze codes.
She adds that " my Aldermaston mark looks like an AT (the "T" dropping down from the cross over of the "A") At Aldermaston everyone had to include a capital A in their mark."
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I see a lot of the lustre pieces markes "10A" what does that mean?
When you say W & WA are glaze codes do you mean relating to how long they should be fired?
Example - I have a piece marked 10A WA 92 (then ACS under)
When you say W & WA are glaze codes do you mean relating to how long they should be fired?
Example - I have a piece marked 10A WA 92 (then ACS under)
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I think they relate to the particular chemical composition of the glaze or lustre.
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AM or AW mark. A for Aldermaston but who is M or W?



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Aldermaston Tankard David Tipler?
Does anyone know the name of this potter please? 
Is it David Tipler?

Is it David Tipler?
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Comparing it with the list above, yes I think so.
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Aldermaston potters had to have an A in the monogram, so this is a combination of T and A
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