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Posted 10 years ago
AmphoraPot…
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Pilkington's Lancastrian lustre vase. This one was decorated by William Mycock in 1919. It is 7 inches high.
Vetraio50 provides a fine overview of Pilkington's lustreware so I'll provide the link to that:
http://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/55260-royal-lancastrian-richard-joyce-c-1920
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Simply FABULOUS !!!!
Is the date mark a rabbit, a Greek boat or a bird?
The vase is in transit to me so all I have is a photo of the bottom. All I can make out is an impressed "Lancastrian" and "England" and Mycock's lettered mark with 19 painted above it and what I believe is 19 below it. The auction house dated it 1906, although I don't believe that jibes with the impressed "Lancastrian." If you really want a go at it I'll post a photo of the bottom.
I'd just be interested to see it. He started work in the pottery department in 1906. He began as a tile artist in 1894.
stunning!!! very beautiful!!!
Posted the mark, vetraio. Thanks aghcollect and Sean.
THANKS AP.
I really don't know either.
There is a gap in the marls section of the Cross book. 1917 - 1927 are not listed. Maybe he used the digits and it is 1919?
1919 is my guess at the moment. If I find anything new once I inspect it, I'll let you know.
Thanks again !!
Needless to say I think is a FABULOUS piece !!!!!
Beautiful form and amazing lustre!
Your very welcome Amphora!!!
Oh, I am green with envy!
Thanks for the comments and loves all.
Your very welcome AmphoraPottery!!!
Vetraio,
Vase delivered today--it does not disappoint. The company mark appears to match the one used 1914-23. And it appears that Mycock dated it 1919.