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Hannele- Number of posts : 702
Registration date : 2018-02-03
Re: Bowls, bowls, bowls
The oval dish looks like Flax Gully, the LF initial has come up before as a mystery mark.
It looks a little different to the tankard mark..
but the glaze & style of pot look similar to me.
https://www.newzealandpottery.net/t6766-gargoyle-tankard-was-made-by-flax-gully-pottery-in-golden-bay?highlight=gargoyle
& the last grey pouring vessel maybe by John Sepie.
It looks a little different to the tankard mark..
but the glaze & style of pot look similar to me.
https://www.newzealandpottery.net/t6766-gargoyle-tankard-was-made-by-flax-gully-pottery-in-golden-bay?highlight=gargoyle
& the last grey pouring vessel maybe by John Sepie.
Kat & Co.- Number of posts : 2311
Location : Whangarei
Registration date : 2012-12-03
Re: Bowls, bowls, bowls
Why of why can't potters just sign with their full name and address, instead of making us figure it all out?Kat & Co. wrote:The oval dish looks like Flax Gully, the LF initial has come up before as a mystery mark.
It looks a little different to the tankard mark..
but the glaze & style of pot look similar to me.
https://www.newzealandpottery.net/t6766-gargoyle-tankard-was-made-by-flax-gully-pottery-in-golden-bay?highlight=gargoyle
& the last grey pouring vessel maybe by John Sepie.
The pouring vessel is more a light purple than a grey, but the colour is difficult to catch in photographs. It is beautiful and quite heavy.
Now off to check out Sepie and Gully. So many potters, so little time.
Hannele- Number of posts : 702
Registration date : 2018-02-03
Re: Bowls, bowls, bowls
Woohoo! I always get a thrill when I see one of my photographs in the gallery!Ev wrote:Hannele wrote:I love those flowers:
Thank you for this photo Hannele as the pattern is called Sapphire d800 and we don't have it in the Gallery
Hannele- Number of posts : 702
Registration date : 2018-02-03
Re: Bowls, bowls, bowls
Just to let you know that the lovely canisters were made by Simon Young ...
https://www.newzealandpottery.net/t984-lovely-mug-with-iron-oxide-decoration-was-made-by-simon-young
Plus I'm familiar with that three leaf clover mark, but I don't have time to investigate. Hopefully someone else can.
https://www.newzealandpottery.net/t984-lovely-mug-with-iron-oxide-decoration-was-made-by-simon-young
Plus I'm familiar with that three leaf clover mark, but I don't have time to investigate. Hopefully someone else can.
Re: Bowls, bowls, bowls
The clover mark is similar to Peter Alger's, but not the same as the one in the gallery.
Thank you for giving me a name for those cannisters, I can now see the mark is an S and Y combined.
Thank you for giving me a name for those cannisters, I can now see the mark is an S and Y combined.
Hannele- Number of posts : 702
Registration date : 2018-02-03
Hannele- Number of posts : 702
Registration date : 2018-02-03
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