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Tall Handpotted Vase with Triple glaze? Shape C 10
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Tall Handpotted Vase with Triple glaze? Shape C 10
My fab new handpotted vase, 240mm high, with that wonderful top
Would you call this triple glazed?
I can't quite get a clear photo of the hand incised number, it is so faint and filled with glaze, but to my eye, in direct light it says C16.
Here I tried a black & white photo, maybe a little clearer? It would fit with the shape of the C15 too I think.
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Re: Tall Handpotted Vase with Triple glaze? Shape C 10
Its lovely & not instantly recognisable as CL like most handpotted are.
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Re: Tall Handpotted Vase with Triple glaze? Shape C 10
It's a wonderful piece sunny
It is so much nicer than the photo that was on TM and very unique!
That isn't a triple glaze effect, as it is a white glaze over a black and the reactive effect from the two glazes.
It is so much nicer than the photo that was on TM and very unique!
That isn't a triple glaze effect, as it is a white glaze over a black and the reactive effect from the two glazes.
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Re: Tall Handpotted Vase with Triple glaze? Shape C 10
Could this shape be a C10 ? To me they look they same .....
http://www.nzmuseums.co.nz/esearch/object?a=3384&q=c10
http://www.nzmuseums.co.nz/esearch/object?a=3384&q=c10
Re: Tall Handpotted Vase with Triple glaze? Shape C 10
Yes, it could, the impression is barely visible. I will change the gallery.
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Re: Tall Handpotted Vase with Triple glaze? Shape C 10
Ploughing through old Crown Lynn articles I came across this shape from a 1959 brochure! So that gives us a time frame for this ware that has concentric lines on it. The Brochure was headed Consolidated Brick & Pipe Investments Ltd, which were the precursor to Ceramco.
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