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Posted 9 years ago
compy1972
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Please could anyone help me with these plates ??
Marked Wedgwood Etruria England 3LT.
I'm new to collecting and would really be grateful of some help.
Thanks
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They are FABULOUS ..... I have no idea about that signature but I am going to find out !!!!!
Thank you
Check out the impressed mark here for a date:
http://www.thepotteries.org/mark/w/wedgwood-date.html
That's great , I will have a look
Love it!!
3LT = July 1917, I think.
I think these are really rare.
ALFRED HOARE POWELL (1865-1960 BCE )
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alfred_Hoare_Powell
Lucky you!!!!!
How come you have two of them?
Are they family pieces?
This is detailed:
http://www.halhed.com/t4r/getperson.php?personID=I6651
Alfred Powell was born in Reading, Berkshire, on 14 April 1865, the son of Thomas Edward Powell by Emma Corrie. He was the architectural pupil of John Dando Sedding, working in the 'crafted Gothic' tradition inspired by John Ruskin. His wife, Ada Louise Powell, née Lessore (1882-1956), was the daughter of an artist, and studied embroidery, calligraphy and illuminating. Together Alfred and Louise Powell became celebrated as pottery designers for Wedgwood. They hand-painted many thousands of pieces themselves and trained ceramic decorators for Wedgwood. They collaborated on the revitalisation of the arts and crafts, rejecting industrialisation and designing furniture decoration, embroidery and ceramics, and encouraging a communitarian spirit in the South Cotswold's.
http://www.arts-and-crafts-company.com/product/alfred%20powell%20arts%20and%20crafts%20pottery
Thank you so much for your efforts and time .
Much appreciated.
You're most welcome !!! They really are SPECIAAAL !!!!
Can I ask how big they are ???
They are 10.5 inches in diameter
Nice to see originals. I had some repro Wedgwood Etruria from the 70s, I think, the marks were def contemporary, difference is very obvious. Great pieces!
My God! Outstanding. vetraio50--how nice of you to give your time and solve mysteries !! These plates are really great!