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June Turner, Castlecove Pottery, County Kerry, Ireland
by big ed July 14th 2009, 1:07 pm
I bought this for a fiver , it's 10.5" tall and initialed JT , on the base is castlecove pottery Co. Kerry Ireland , Kinda louis look about it I think , I have cotacted a pottery in the aerea to see if it's the same .
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CASTLECOVE POTTERY COUNTY KERRY IRELAND
by dantheman October 31st 2011, 12:24 pm
I bought my first piece of Castlecove pottery today and it won't be my last, I LOVE the natural form of this three inch bud vase ,the ragged edge to the neck giving it that 'just picked' look and the superb glaze effect completing it's natural gourd-like effect.
I rank it alongside Geoffrey Swindell pottery and would happily display Swindell and Castlecove on the same shelf of a cabinet.
I rank it alongside Geoffrey Swindell pottery and would happily display Swindell and Castlecove on the same shelf of a cabinet.
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Re: June Turner, Castlecove Pottery, County Kerry, Ireland
by climberg64 October 31st 2011, 10:12 pm
Interesting. Is it new and does it have any maker's markings?
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Re: June Turner, Castlecove Pottery, County Kerry, Ireland
by Potty November 1st 2011, 12:45 am
Let's see the base Dan 
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Re: June Turner, Castlecove Pottery, County Kerry, Ireland
by dantheman November 1st 2011, 1:01 pm
not new,I don't think the pottery exists these days?
£4.00 on ebay and it's the best piece I have bought in many months
£4.00 on ebay and it's the best piece I have bought in many months
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Re: June Turner, Castlecove Pottery, County Kerry, Ireland
by dantheman December 9th 2011, 4:03 pm
I have just found the maker of my vase,her name is June Turner and she potted between 1970 and 1999
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Re: June Turner, Castlecove Pottery, County Kerry, Ireland
by caraturner December 9th 2011, 6:57 pm
Hi All,
The little round pot belonging to Dan and also Ed's taller one were both made by my mother, June.I would say the square shaped taller one is quite a bit older.She made variations on both these designs throughout her career.She also made very distinctive wall-hanging pieces that looked like water-bottles or wine skins-very Mexican in appearance.They'd be interesting to find.All the best, Cara.
The little round pot belonging to Dan and also Ed's taller one were both made by my mother, June.I would say the square shaped taller one is quite a bit older.She made variations on both these designs throughout her career.She also made very distinctive wall-hanging pieces that looked like water-bottles or wine skins-very Mexican in appearance.They'd be interesting to find.All the best, Cara.
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Re: June Turner, Castlecove Pottery, County Kerry, Ireland
by dantheman December 9th 2011, 7:02 pm
do you have any photo's of your Mum's pottery Cara?
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Re: June Turner, Castlecove Pottery, County Kerry, Ireland
by dantheman November 15th 2012, 12:57 pm
a couple of 2 inch gourd vases
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Re: June Turner, Castlecove Pottery, County Kerry, Ireland
by Potty November 15th 2012, 1:00 pm
Thought you'd buy those Dan
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Re: June Turner, Castlecove Pottery, County Kerry, Ireland
by dantheman November 15th 2012, 1:04 pm
to be honest,I nearly didn't as they are not as appealing as my first piece of Castlecove but curiosity got the better of me
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Re: June Turner, Castlecove Pottery, County Kerry, Ireland
by Potty November 15th 2012, 1:23 pm
I like your first piece a lot more too, tho I suspect these 2 are nicer in person than the pictures suggest.
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Re: June Turner, Castlecove Pottery, County Kerry, Ireland
by dantheman November 15th 2012, 1:32 pm
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Re: June Turner, Castlecove Pottery, County Kerry, Ireland
by Potty November 15th 2012, 1:40 pm
Flash seems to have washed them out a bit (Could just be the settings on my screen!)
They look great together :)
They look great together :)
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Re: June Turner, Castlecove Pottery, County Kerry, Ireland
by dantheman November 15th 2012, 1:42 pm
no they do have a pale porcelain look
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Re: June Turner, Castlecove Pottery, County Kerry, Ireland
by dantheman November 15th 2012, 1:45 pm
without flash
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