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Please help with these marks
mumof1 Thu 8 Sep 2011 - 17:08
I recognise this, but am at a loss to remember who it is!
and do you think the last two are Waimea Potteries? possibly Jack Laird
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Re: Please help with these marks
Ev Fri 9 Sep 2011 - 7:13
No idea who the first mark belongs to.....?
The other two could be Waimea Pottery. I have a couple of pieces, but they don't have the flourish on the P. As many potters worked there, it could be one way of putting a personal mark on the ware that they made.
The other two could be Waimea Pottery. I have a couple of pieces, but they don't have the flourish on the P. As many potters worked there, it could be one way of putting a personal mark on the ware that they made.
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Re: Please help with these marks
Glenys Mon 15 Oct 2012 - 20:24
Did anyone answer these for you?
The bottom WP is definitely Waimea. If Jack Laird made it, it usually had a JL as well. I have an excellent teapot with this mark.
The bottom WP is definitely Waimea. If Jack Laird made it, it usually had a JL as well. I have an excellent teapot with this mark.
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