Can anyone ID this pottery girl?

This was given to me as a small child and was always referred to as
'Lucy Locket". I live in the potteries anyway so could be any of the
local manufacturers. I have never seen another one despite looking for
years. She has a look of Sylvac about her, but has no markings other
than a few numbers on the base. My Uncle at the time was a driver for Beswick and Ridgway so its also possible she could have come from there?
I would love to finally be able to put a name to her, she has massive
sentimental value to me as she was given to me by my late dad.

Details:

No Base Markings other than the number on the base is stamped in and is 3099
Height roughly 8 inches

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Id be very grateful for anything anyone could tell me about her!
Jane
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Hi Jane,

she's lovely! What a great keepsake

dantheman wrote:Hi Jane,

she's lovely! What a great keepsake

Thanks Dan :)

Im 36 now and she has sat on a shelf with me for as long as I can remember. She's one of those things I could never part with but I'd love to know more about really. She's always intrigued me.

they are the best pieces to own,the search for the maker is more fun than knowing the answer

dantheman wrote:they are the best pieces to own,the search for the maker is more fun than knowing the answer

Very true! I've scoured antique shops and websites for years to try and find one like her. I thought for a time she may have been Sylvac, but I still don't know.

I have another piece I've not been able to identify as well, but unlike Lucy she was a charity shop find a few years ago that my husband thinks is hideous. It keeps me entertained hunting for clues!

post a pic of that piece too if you like,chances are one of our members have either seen it or will come across it in the future

I could do yes, maybe better in a separate thread though?

yes, that's how we do it here, I hope it's as lovely as the last

Oh no Dan, this one is an "acquired" taste lol

my other half tells me most of my pottery fits into that catagory :con2: