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Post by l33ham180 September 15th 2015, 2:07 pm

just watching the first few 49er's sell at very good prices so don't think i will be buying much today
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Post by dantheman September 15th 2015, 3:59 pm

the poor quality Tony Morris living glaze chargers went for £300 - £380 which is very high in my opinion

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Post by ppcollectables September 15th 2015, 6:34 pm

Prices for the majority of pieces were extremely high. Consequently I came home with nothing, like many others.Still if people want to pay top money then that is their perogative and maybe the rest of us are undervaluing stuff. There were some nice TM chargers, surely it is difficult to judge quality unless you have the piece in your hand and can look at it up close.
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Post by dantheman September 15th 2015, 9:31 pm

sorry I meant the actual idea for the design was not that great but you're quite right,they may have been good due to the execution

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Post by ppcollectables September 16th 2015, 8:30 am

I think it was as much about supply and demand for those pieces that made top money and that includes TM chargers as there are not many about - if any - at 'normal' prices.
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Post by dantheman October 29th 2015, 2:15 pm

http://www.the-saleroom.com/en-gb/search-filter?pagesize=240&searchterm=poole+pottery&page=2

some much better pieces in this auction, especially if you're after a packet of crisps vase

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Post by ppcollectables October 29th 2015, 2:29 pm

They've never 'done it' for me plus they look nothing like a packet of crisps ! But then the thing with Poole is that there is a range/period to suit everyone's taste. I wonder if traditional pieces will still be in the doldrums, there is certainly enough to bid on but what I come home with - if anything - is very difficult to foresee.
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Post by denbydump October 29th 2015, 8:52 pm

ppcollectables wrote:They've never 'done it' for me plus they look nothing like a packet of crisps ! But then the thing with Poole is that there is a range/period to suit everyone's taste. I wonder if traditional pieces will still be in the doldrums, there is certainly enough to bid on but what I come home with - if anything - is very difficult to foresee.

Me neither, and they are NOTORIOUS for hairlines.

Some nice Studio/Delphis bits though.
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Post by mandrake1000 October 29th 2015, 11:12 pm

... a few nice Studio pieces this time round ...
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Post by 22 Crawford St. December 30th 2015, 3:44 pm

Be aware Cottees has moved to Poole

http://www.swanageandwarehamvoice.co.uk/news/14097385.Farewell_Purbeck___after_90_years__Cottees_is_moving_to_Poole/?ref=mr&lp=5

http://www.cottees.co.uk/contact_cottees_wareham_dorset.html
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Post by dantheman December 30th 2015, 5:48 pm

that will be more convenient Most Excellent

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Post by 22 Crawford St. December 30th 2015, 7:36 pm

Someone is bound to be disappointed Shocked
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Post by dantheman December 30th 2015, 8:13 pm

nothing new there then

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Post by ppcollectables April 28th 2016, 12:35 pm

Off to Poole tomorrow morning. There are a lot of pieces that I'm interested in but I won't be surprised if I end up with just a few lots none of which were on my original wish list. Can collect for anyone in my area but you'll need to get in touch quickly.
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Post by 22 Crawford St. April 28th 2016, 10:57 pm

PP do you B&B it? then go on Saturday? Postal charges are crazy. Might go for once but would mean 6:00AM start and I'm generally lazy and a 10:00AM person myself on Saturdays.
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Post by ppcollectables April 29th 2016, 8:10 am

We always make a weekend of it. Plenty of time to view on Friday, maybe a visit to the RSPB reserve at Arne, Purbeck coast, Square and Compass pub etc.
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Post by dantheman November 3rd 2016, 7:50 pm

https://www.the-saleroom.com/en-gb/auction-catalogues/cottees-auctions-limited/catalogue-id-srcott10143?page=1

Just 9 days before the sale day Cottees have published the Poole Pottery auction catalogue online

Lots of Tm dragonfly chargers for those who haven't got one and a few onion vases too

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Post by l33ham180 November 3rd 2016, 8:30 pm

very poor this time . I have still put a few bits in my watch list but nothing is jumping out at me
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Post by dantheman November 3rd 2016, 8:38 pm

I wonder if they have been struggling to find enough lots to warrant an auction? Several of the lots could well be last minute fillers to bulk things out

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Post by philpot November 3rd 2016, 9:39 pm

Are all Cotees specialist Poole catalogues normally as boring as this one? Shrugs
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Post by dantheman November 3rd 2016, 11:48 pm

no this one is exceptional because prices have fallen so collectors are holding on to the good pieces.
I have Cottees Poole pottery auction catalogues going back ten or so years and the quality then was superb! That's when I would buy a dozen or so lots per auction. Excellent

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Post by philpot November 4th 2016, 6:40 am

Prices have fallen? Its interesting reading this whole thread. The gung-ho comments of earlier years,seem to have been replaced by rather more sanguine ones over the past year or two.
Poole was always such a sure fire seller as well. Is it now just another mass market pottery manufactuer which does not fit with modern trends for minimalism and less possessions?
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Post by dantheman November 4th 2016, 8:41 am

that's no doubt part of the problem but mostly it's a matter of market confidence.
Ten years ago I could buy a piece of Delphis and know it would sell immediately for a profit but things are far less certain now generally.
For years I have had three potters who I could buy from and sell the next day for double what I paid but now only one of them remains a sure fire bet

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Post by ppcollectables November 4th 2016, 9:03 am

There are no really 'stand out' lots but still a fair range of pieces. As we go down to Purbeck area quite a few times a year I'll still make a long weekend of it - message me if anyone wants items collected and brought back to Camberley, surrey, also will be in south lincs area around xmas.
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Post by crackpot3610 November 13th 2016, 10:29 pm

dantheman wrote:no this one is exceptional because prices have fallen so collectors are holding on to the good pieces.
I have Cottees Poole pottery auction catalogues going back ten or so years and the quality then was superb! That's when I would buy a dozen  or so lots  per auction. Excellent

Further to Dan's comment the problem lies with the business side of the auction. Less items or items with less quality whatever range you are interested in do not bring out the buyers and thus the owners of Cottees receive less in the way of fees.

The future of a separate Poole sale looks a bit grim as the new auctioneer, (John Condie having gone), suggested that in future it may well be combined with Moorcroft, Clarice Cliff etc. to form a 20th Century decorative arts type of auction.

There also fewer buyers actually attending the sale due to internet bidding and this reduces the atmosphere which used to exist at Wareham where you could have a good old gossip on Poole related subjects.

Still came away with 6 items though Cottees Poole Pottery Auction - Page 3 910958
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