NEW ZEALAND POTTERY
Would you like to react to this message? Create an account in a few clicks or log in to continue.
NEW ZEALAND POTTERY

A friendly community of New Zealand Pottery enthusiasts.
A resource for Crown Lynn, Titian, NZ Studio Pottery, NZ Potters Marks and NZ Commercial Pottery.


Footrot Flats mug to honour the late Murray Ball
Photo supplied by Ev

Latest topics
» Unusual shaped dish, is it NZ?
3 shells mark EmptyTue 6 Jun - 16:35 by Ev

» Help please to identify mark on small vase…”L A”?
3 shells mark EmptyTue 6 Jun - 14:05 by kitsch

» Is this Gail Carlson? No this is Carl Vendelbosch.
3 shells mark EmptyTue 6 Jun - 12:29 by Ev

» A list of all of the Willow patterns that were made by Crown Lynn
3 shells mark EmptyTue 6 Jun - 8:30 by Ev

» Catherine Anselmi cups and saucers
3 shells mark EmptyMon 5 Jun - 19:03 by Ev

» Brendan Adams Salt & Pepper
3 shells mark EmptyMon 5 Jun - 9:59 by Ev

» Nadi vase maker unknown
3 shells mark EmptySun 4 Jun - 17:13 by mumof1

» STEINER CERAMICS Three Squeeze Jugs
3 shells mark EmptySun 4 Jun - 14:36 by squeaking

» Sand d73006 courtesy of Fi
3 shells mark EmptySun 4 Jun - 10:00 by CrownPrince


3 shells mark

2 posters
Post new topic   Reply to topic

NEW ZEALAND POTTERY :: Pottery Identification :: New Zealand Studio Potters Mystery Marks and Pots

Go down

3 shells mark Empty 3 shells mark

Post  Kat & Co. Wed 28 Oct - 14:43

20cmh ..Yay a Fab old pot for the garden, but who's mark is this with 3 shells?  cat

3 shells mark Img_3635
3 shells mark Img_3636
Kat & Co.
Kat & Co.

Number of posts : 2300
Location : Whangarei
Registration date : 2012-12-03

Back to top Go down

3 shells mark Empty Re: 3 shells mark

Post  Ev Wed 28 Oct - 14:58

This looks like what you see under salt glazed pots to stop them sticking to the shelf. But this isn't salt glazed, it looks more like woodfired terracotta.
Ev
Ev
Admin

Number of posts : 17037
Location : Sth Auckland New Zealand
Interests: : NZ Studio Pottery and NZ Pottery History
Registration date : 2008-08-28

http://newzealandpottery.net

Back to top Go down

Back to top

Post new topic   Reply to topic

NEW ZEALAND POTTERY :: Pottery Identification :: New Zealand Studio Potters Mystery Marks and Pots

 
Permissions in this forum:
You can reply to topics in this forum