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Post  DeeEmm Sun 31 Mar - 9:26

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Hello everyone
I am hoping for any information or thoughts on this bowl.  It has been suggested that the mark is an incised mark of OC Stephen’s but I am just not sure.
Many thanks
Dee

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Post  Ev Sun 31 Mar - 10:41

Hi there, this is not easy to do on the internet.
It would be best to be able to hold the pot and see the glaze and the clay.

What colour is the clay?

OC Stephens was a glaze chemist and made wonderful glazes.
He did make some hand thrown pieces early on, but most of his work is siipcast.
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