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Post  mumof1 Thu 9 Aug - 17:00

A 38 for the gallery Dsc01623
This is only 120 high!
A 38 for the gallery Dsc01624
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Post  Ev Thu 9 Aug - 20:05

My word that is small for a handpotted vase!
I will add the measurement for the Gallery.
Thank you!
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A 38 for the gallery Empty A mirror image of the #38 in an experimental glaze !!

Post  mumof1 Wed 26 Sep - 21:04

A 38 for the gallery Dsc02414
Looks just the same to me,
A 38 for the gallery Dsc02415
but with a rich golden glaze outside, and a lovely aqua inside. I was told that it was an experimental piece, and the previous owner's father worked at Crown Lynn.
A 38 for the gallery Dsc02416
Hand etched with 38, the same as the hand potted, but no stamp, only strange numbers. I have seen these before, on items described as experimental. sunny
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Post  mumof1 Fri 28 Sep - 12:46

Sorry, forgot to ask, would the glazed one also be hand potted do you think? and then glazed?
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Post  Ev Fri 28 Sep - 16:33

Yes it's handpotted and has been lathed to get the exact same shape.

What colour is the clay? The same as your other 38 ... or a different colour?
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Post  mumof1 Mon 1 Oct - 18:43

The clay on the glazed one is more a yellow/pale pink, just like the base in the photo.
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Post  Ev Mon 1 Oct - 18:58

Hmmmm food for thought ... as the auction did have Stoneware in the heading.
I think of stoneware clay as having a high vitrification temperature ... around 1300'.
The pinky/yellow colour tells me that there is a fair bit of iron in the clay ....
so not technically stoneware to my way of thinking, which is more often than not a grey colour when vitrified.
Crown Lynn however may have considered 1200' + as stoneware temps ??
Those cadet notes that were on TM a while ago would possibly give an indication ..
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