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Pottery8648 of 12310clay tileUranium Glaze Vase, H.H.C. Kähler (Denmark), 1900-1920
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    Posted 11 years ago

    Jhcp
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    I found these jugs (looks to be a couple of creamers and a milk jug) in a thrift shop in Glasgow but have been unable to locate who the artist is despite the markings, stamps and months I've spent searching. Does anyone have any ideas? I am just interested in where they came from and the artist.

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    1. maryh1956 maryh1956, 11 years ago
      The first photo may be the mark of Owen Thorpe, however I thought his mark was usually within a square. Other sellers on eBay have pieces attributed to him with this mark. Perhaps the second marks is the initials of a pottery that he worked at befor establishing his own. That would perhaps explain the different initials on the second piece
    2. maryh1956 maryh1956, 11 years ago
      Priestweston Pottery was the name of his pottery in Powys ,SY15 6de Established 1981. I thought the mark was CP, but is two P's back to back
    3. Jhcp, 11 years ago
      Thank you so much for your help in identifying these jugs

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