Let's Talk About Pottery & Collectables
Pottery => What's my Pottery? => Topic started by: Anne E.B. on January 17, 2008, 05:24:03 PM
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http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y195/glassie/001-7.jpg
Made the most of a break in the weather and went on a hunt. Bagged this pair of OLD vases which I'm certain are Victorian. Lots of crazing on the inside. I haven't done any research yet on them, and they're not my usual cuppa, but for 50p each .... :o :thd: They're 6.5" high. They look kind of Royal Doultonish ??? but then all vases like this look R.D'ish to me ;D
I can't make out the impressed markings on the base and I'm not even sure that I've taken a picture of them the right way up, so the 988 might be an 886 etc. Here it is http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y195/glassie/002-6.jpg.
What does anyone think please :)
I also nabbed a ceramic tile with a Dutch scene, but will post that separately - somewhere...
TIA ;)
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For what it's worth Anne i can see an anchor and the letters D B entwined.
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Thanks Sue, that's a great help. I couldn't make it out. It gives me something to go on now and I'll do a search to see what comes up.
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Rings a bell but a very quiet one.
German?
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I thought Royal Doulton to begin with, but i have to agree with Tony and German.
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They look like a Westerwald ish type of piece, the mark is not D?mler & Breiden if thats what you were thinking TC but i will have to research the mark a bit....Kev
I was thinking the number looks German and I'm sure a manufacturer in Germany used the anchor mark to make it look like it was from Chelsea? I don't know where I got that from. :czy:
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I've googled anchor marks for British pottery and I haven't been able to match it up with anything. Currently looking in all my books for similar colouration/style, but zilch as yet. Haven't checked German yet. On closer inspection the number 9 may be a 2.