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Driving Creek Railway Mystery Mark is made by George Sempagala
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Driving Creek Railway Mystery Mark is made by George Sempagala
I know a lot of people made pots and stamped them with the DCR stamp...
this one has a mark on it that I don't recognise though -
DCR stamp
The potters mark
It has a fabulous purpley interior
this one has a mark on it that I don't recognise though -
DCR stamp
The potters mark
It has a fabulous purpley interior
Last edited by Ev on Mon 23 Feb - 13:09; edited 2 times in total
Re: Driving Creek Railway Mystery Mark is made by George Sempagala
May be Barry will know?
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Re: Driving Creek Railway Mystery Mark is made by George Sempagala
Possibly George Sempagala's mark. Can someone confirm this please?
He potted at Barry Brickell's and Barry fondly mentions him in a Coromandel paper article about DCR earlier this year. His mark is on Pinterest
https://in.pinterest.com/pin/563724078330587348/
This is from the link on Pinterest where the pic came from:
"I bought this beer mug in New Zealand at Barry Brickell's Driving Creek Pottery on the Coromandel peninsula. It was made there by the Ugandan potter George Sempagala, who worked with Michael Cardew in Abuja during the early 1960s. It measures 8cm wide by 12.5cm high and is in perfect undamaged condition"
Thanks for your help Kat and Marcus!
He potted at Barry Brickell's and Barry fondly mentions him in a Coromandel paper article about DCR earlier this year. His mark is on Pinterest
https://in.pinterest.com/pin/563724078330587348/
This is from the link on Pinterest where the pic came from:
"I bought this beer mug in New Zealand at Barry Brickell's Driving Creek Pottery on the Coromandel peninsula. It was made there by the Ugandan potter George Sempagala, who worked with Michael Cardew in Abuja during the early 1960s. It measures 8cm wide by 12.5cm high and is in perfect undamaged condition"
Thanks for your help Kat and Marcus!
Re: Driving Creek Railway Mystery Mark is made by George Sempagala
A jug by George Sempagala DCR - Coromandel - Kenya courtesy of Ferret.
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