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Post by NaomiM September 4th 2023, 2:14 am

Unmarked bowl. Poole? West German? - probably Vallauris Img_9526Unmarked bowl. Poole? West German? - probably Vallauris Img_9527Unmarked bowl. Poole? West German? - probably Vallauris Img_9528Unmarked bowl. Poole? West German? - probably Vallauris Img_9529


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Post by chasdevlin September 4th 2023, 2:59 am

Weirdly I saw something pretty similar in the last few days
I thought it could be from Vallauris which, as you know, isn't always marked. That orange/red and dark brown outer is characteristic of some of the pottery from that area (although I'm not suggesting it's exclusive to them of course).
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Post by NaomiM September 4th 2023, 1:36 pm

That would make more sense. Cheers Excellent

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Post by dantheman September 5th 2023, 3:39 pm

I agree that it is Vallauris, Back in the early 1960s Tony Morris and Guy Sydenham visited the area to find inspiration for the Poole studio range. They returned to Dorset with these glazes and used them in studio and Delphis ware


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Post by NaomiM September 5th 2023, 3:46 pm

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