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Does anyone recognise this? Chris Weaver has confirmed this as his work.
Does anyone recognise this? Chris Weaver has confirmed this as his work.
In the OP shop I found the cutest teapot, with a rounded bottom and with a lid fitting into the top, not on it. There is also a, very small, mark on the bottom. I have no idea what it is, because I don't know pottery. Does anybody have an idea?




Hannele- Number of posts : 676
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Re: Does anyone recognise this? Chris Weaver has confirmed this as his work.
That mark looks very familiar and I hope someone recognises it for you 

Re: Does anyone recognise this? Chris Weaver has confirmed this as his work.
As I said, the mark is very small, at first I wasn't sure what it was, taking a picture made it more distinctive.
Hannele- Number of posts : 676
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Re: Does anyone recognise this? Chris Weaver has confirmed this as his work.
Chris Weaver 1976-1992 mark me thinks.. Marks of NZ Potters book, page 131

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Re: Does anyone recognise this? Chris Weaver has confirmed this as his work.
Ooh, interesting. Guess it's research time.
This is so exciting!
This is so exciting!
Hannele- Number of posts : 676
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Re: Does anyone recognise this? Chris Weaver has confirmed this as his work.
You could email Chris and get his confirmation that he made the teapot.
There is a contact option on his website:
http://www.chrisweaver.co.nz/
Please let us know
There is a contact option on his website:
http://www.chrisweaver.co.nz/
Please let us know

Re: Does anyone recognise this? Chris Weaver has confirmed this as his work.
Thank you, I will and I will.
Hannele- Number of posts : 676
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Re: Does anyone recognise this? Chris Weaver has confirmed this as his work.
Chris had confirmed this is his work: "Yes that is a very early one of mine. I'm not sure exactly when I made it but it was fired in my old fast-fire wood kiln."
Makes me wonder where it was all those years, since it was in mint condition when I found it. And did I mention it works beautifully to make tea in?
Makes me wonder where it was all those years, since it was in mint condition when I found it. And did I mention it works beautifully to make tea in?
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