Pottery Soup Tureen - help to identify maker's stamp
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RooC- Number of posts : 9
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Re: Pottery Soup Tureen - help to identify maker's stamp
Might be stamped Glamorgan. The only Pottery with a similar ink stamp I can find is Jonathan Clarke Griffiths' Efail Isaf Pottery, based in Mid Glamorgan, Wales
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Re: Pottery Soup Tureen - help to identify maker's stamp
The word on the left is probably ENGLAND. Very few studio potters would do that. I think it is The Friars Pottery Aylesford. They used a stamp. They also produced a lot of very good looking studio potteryhttps://www.20thcenturyforum.com/t8430-the-friars-pottery-aylesford?highlight=aylesford.
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Re: Pottery Soup Tureen - help to identify maker's stamp
Thank you both for your replies.
RooC- Number of posts : 9
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Re: Pottery Soup Tureen - help to identify maker's stamp
Thank you for the suggestion. I've messaged Jonathan Griffiths and he's confirmed that it's not one of his, unfortunately.NaomiM wrote:Might be stamped Glamorgan. The only Pottery with a similar ink stamp I can find is Jonathan Clarke Griffiths' Efail Isaf Pottery, based in Mid Glamorgan, Wales
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Re: Pottery Soup Tureen - help to identify maker's stamp
Thank you for the suggestion. Might they have used an ink stamp?philpot wrote:The word on the left is probably ENGLAND. Very few studio potters would do that. I think it is The Friars Pottery Aylesford. They used a stamp. They also produced a lot of very good looking studio potteryhttps://www.20thcenturyforum.com/t8430-the-friars-pottery-aylesford?highlight=aylesford.
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