Homers, samples and giveaways

TonyK Tue 2 Dec - 7:10

This Fulford trough is not really a homer but has similar characteristics

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This piece - a recent purchase from Whangarei - was made at Luke Adams

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This unmarked piece could either be a homer or a travellers sample
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TonyK Tue 2 Dec - 7:30

This mug from the US of A was probably a giveaway

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This ashtray probably made by Deloriane pottery in Tasmania, Fowler versions also exist, may have been a souvenir or freeby

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The childlike handling of this piece reflects the potters age and inexperience

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The same name appears on this earlier slipcast bowl
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with this impressed mark inside
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There is also a CLP backstamp 'Rosalie' recorded in Val Monk's book dated to the 1960s. At present there is no connection - the potter who made the dish or float bowl is an 8 year old child in Glebe, nothing is known of the drip glaze piece although it appears to be from the 1950s and is thought to be Australian.

Another piece from the young Glebe artist:
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