EARLY Len Castle Large Serving DISH 30cm L x 25.5cm W x 4.5cm D NOTE: This dish has a Large crack through the bottom. See photo's Still a nice display piece ...
The mark on this lovely bowl appears to match Peter Wilde's mark:
This tea caddy has been my saviour, in that I have been trying to find information on the potter for over a year now. I constantly see pottery with either just
I picked this up the other day as the names rang a bell. Though I haven't been able to find out anything about them yet! My wires may have been crossed with Har
really nice ennis oliver dish. signed to base...very vibrant....great addition to your collection! measurements are 30.5cms long
I thought this time I had found a treasure but now I am not so sure - i think i will give up on identifying marks!! see what you guys thinks of this one
Unfortunately nobody can recall her name, but I will add it here and hopefully someone will let us know. A delightful little mustard pot with spoon. her mark..
Another unidentifiable one. Any clue please? The mark is tiny but looks like LH (or HL) and 69
265 mm diameter 42 mm high Signed with his early MS signature In excellent condition - no cracks, chips or damage. This mark was used by Mirek ...
This vase is by Peter Collis in his stoneware. Height is approx 12.00 cm tall. x approx 13.00 cm across middle. Condition is excellent no damage. A lov...
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Robert Wallace Martin set up the first Martin Brothers pottery in the 1860s where he produced terracotta sculpture and gothic pottery called Martinware
