Home
Search
Register
Log inLatest topics
Mary Hardwick-Smith mug
Page 1 of 1
Mary Hardwick-Smith mug
Ev Fri 18 Aug - 8:11
I adore this stoneware mug as it is so comfortable to hold and pleasing to the eye.
I put it up on the NZ Pottery Identification page on Facebook and it was suggested to be the mark of Mary Hardwick-Smith by acdc71 and all I could see was HP, however hard I looked at it.
Today another person said it was definitely her mark and when I looked again I could finally see three letters joined together!!! MHe
So thrilled as I met her at Lopdell House when we were setting up an exhibition around 20+ years ago.
Will treasure this mug forever and she will be moved into the china cabinet where all of the other fabulous potters live
I put it up on the NZ Pottery Identification page on Facebook and it was suggested to be the mark of Mary Hardwick-Smith by acdc71 and all I could see was HP, however hard I looked at it.
Today another person said it was definitely her mark and when I looked again I could finally see three letters joined together!!! MHe
So thrilled as I met her at Lopdell House when we were setting up an exhibition around 20+ years ago.
Will treasure this mug forever and she will be moved into the china cabinet where all of the other fabulous potters live
Ev- Admin
- Number of posts : 17966
Location : Sth Auckland New Zealand
Interests: : NZ Studio Pottery and NZ Pottery History
Registration date : 2008-08-28 -
Page 1 of 1
Permissions in this forum:
You cannot reply to topics in this forum
» Kermiko Ti Toki Bottle, Orzel and Hobby Ceramics
» Ti Toki timeline - history of the many makers
» Hand Potted Shape 18 in Use ...
» The Army Memorial Museum Waiouru Plate
» Shape 43 decorated by Salisbury Ware
» My other Shape 21 vase in use...
» June Reay's mark ....
» More Vase Art :)