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Te Awamutu 1884 - 1984 Mugs by JP. Is JP Juliet Peter?
Ev Sun 22 Jan - 16:22
Photos courtesy of the Ferret:
These are slipcast mugs, but my guess is that a Studio Potter made them going by the JP initials on the base. The Ferret wondered if JP stands for John Patrick, but I really don't know, so any help would be great.
These are slipcast mugs, but my guess is that a Studio Potter made them going by the JP initials on the base. The Ferret wondered if JP stands for John Patrick, but I really don't know, so any help would be great.
Last edited by Ev on Wed 26 Aug - 11:59; edited 2 times in total
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Re: Te Awamutu 1884 - 1984 Mugs by JP. Is JP Juliet Peter?
Ev Wed 26 Aug - 11:57
The Ferret recently came across a saucer with Juliet Peter's mark on it and it has the same decoration as these mugs.
So did Juliet Peter make these mugs and this saucer?
The stamp is definitely hers so I'm leaning towards her as the maker.
Who can answer this question?
Thanks Ferret !!
So did Juliet Peter make these mugs and this saucer?
The stamp is definitely hers so I'm leaning towards her as the maker.
Who can answer this question?
Thanks Ferret !!
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