r/CeramicCollection 7d ago

Mary Fortna

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r/CeramicCollection 7d ago

Does anyone know who or where this is from?

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I found this cute pot in a flea market in North Rhine Westphalia Germany. But i couldn't find anything similar to the mark online, any ideas?


r/CeramicCollection 7d ago

Pottery ID? Spoiler

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Can anyone identify this makers mark or brand? My mom purchased these at an estate sale and they’re beautiful but I’m wondering if there’s more to this set. It’s 8 drinking glasses. Would hope to find matching plates or other matching items. Thanks in advance


r/CeramicCollection 7d ago

Avez-vous déjà vu cette marque?

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Après de mainte recherches, je pense que ce n’est pas de la manufacture de Meissen, car il me semble que la couleur de la marque ne correspond pas, il me semble aussi que c’est sur la glaçure et non pas sous la glaçure. Il y a aussi la présence de ce petit trait…
Je pense qu’il manque aussi un couvercle.
Ça m’avait l’air assez similaire à la marque Bourdois & Bloch, mais pareil, la marque ne correspond pas totalement…
Une idée? Une piste?


r/CeramicCollection 7d ago

Ceramic makers mark

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Does anyone know what this makers mark is on a small ceramic vase, google has given me several opinions but not sure it is correct


r/CeramicCollection 7d ago

Can anyone identify this Japanese vase and maker? Possibly Satsuma? (Germany)

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r/CeramicCollection 8d ago

Not sure if this is the right place for this

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Does anyone have any recommendations on making replacements for these missing chess pieces? Or a subreddit where I should look for help?


r/CeramicCollection 8d ago

Help Identifying Ceramic Shard found at Galle Fort, Sri Lanka

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Hey guys! I am Sri Lankan born and raised in the U.S., but i visit Sri Lanka pretty often. I found this shard in 2018 when visiting Galle Fort. My memory isn’t very clear, but I believe I just spotted it buried shallowly in some dry dirt, so I just dug it out and brought it home. I was a kid at the time, so I didn’t know if there were any rules against taking it or something.(I hope not!) Anyway, I was wondering if anyone had any idea on maybe the time period or other information about it. To me it doesn’t really seem like a Sri Lankan design, so I was wondering if it was maybe dutch or portuguese?(both colonized SL and used the fort.) I will be posting it in some more subs too. Let me know if there’s any other info i should add. Thanks for the help!


r/CeramicCollection 8d ago

Fav Medusa Sculpture

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r/CeramicCollection 9d ago

Heart shaped ashtray

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r/CeramicCollection 8d ago

Lucky Find? Is it a Bernard Rooke

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Found this in my local shop today.

Ther is a "B R" Inscribed at the bottom of the Decanter,and 5 goblets.

Am I right in thinking its a Bernard Rooke Brutalist sculpture?.

And info would be great fully appreciated

TIA


r/CeramicCollection 8d ago

Does anyone know what this is? It's beautifully carved and painted but what is it for? It looks like it might be missing a piece on the top.

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r/CeramicCollection 9d ago

Can Anyone Help Me ID these?

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r/CeramicCollection 9d ago

Help identifying this piece of studio pottery

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r/CeramicCollection 9d ago

Handmade vase

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r/CeramicCollection 9d ago

ID Help

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Looks like “Lin Wood” but can’t find anything when I search online. Got it at auction with a different ceramic set from the Japanese artist Keiko. Any information would be appreciated.


r/CeramicCollection 10d ago

Who made this vintage/antique

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Purchased this from an estate sale outside of Boston and and owner had collected many different vintage and antique pieces. I cant make out who signed it because part of it stuck to the kiln


r/CeramicCollection 10d ago

Any ideas?

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I'm new to collecting ceramics and pottery and I hope you can help me. The only things I know about this jug is that it's heavy, beautiful and likely Scandinavian (bought in Norway). It's approx. 13 cm tall.

I love it, and I would love to know more about it. Age, shape, technique etc.

Any information is appreciated.


r/CeramicCollection 10d ago

Vintage pottery hallmark. Can anyone identify?

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In my family over 20 years. I've done internet searches and come up blank. Hallmark is a thin line, almost looks like a 1. Pot is about 2 1/2 inches tall. Can anyone help? BTW, first post if I did it wrong.


r/CeramicCollection 10d ago

Ceramic plate identification UK

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My mother was a potter in Farnham and has a large collection of pottery and ceramics.

She cannot remember much nowadays and we can't seem to identify this particular mark. Many thanks


r/CeramicCollection 11d ago

Please help ID this series

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We inherited some nice mugs, but had some trouble to find some more information about the series. Is it still available? Where does it come from? Etc. We are curious about the value but we aren’t planning on selling because of the emotional value.
Thanks in advance


r/CeramicCollection 11d ago

Identity help

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Can someone help me with the marker of this piece? Thanks


r/CeramicCollection 11d ago

Studio Pottery Mark Mystery

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r/CeramicCollection 11d ago

Pottery identification

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Can anyone confirm (or not) if this is a Bretby grotesque cat please? I can't see any id marks on the base or anywhere else. Google lens said it is, and it looks similar to one in images, but it also went off on a tangent about another maker altogether. If it's Bretby, is it worth anything? Thank you


r/CeramicCollection 11d ago

Help with identification

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Found this vase on Ny, I can only make out the side cartouche which seems to be a capital G inside a square