Crown Lynn & Catherine Anselmi stamped fruit bowl !! Plus list of decorators

Here is my unusual Crown Lynn fruit bowl !! It is stamped with the crown & one star, but also with Catherine Anselmi stamp (I'm sure that's what it is). The glaze is unusual, and I was expecting the fruit to be over an original glaze, but no, one glaze and the white is very white. I don't know what the black lettering means, but is under or within the glaze (the 92 is the same number as in the link below, but 1992 seems too late). The only other marking is on the unglazed interior of the pedestal, and I'm sure it is the number 8.
The other photos may help you to see my new treasure better. I don't know the connection between these two, except for the article I read on here (this site) about her buying some Crown Lynn equipment. Perhaps she purchased some blanks? Although, where did the CL stamp come from?  
http://www.ebay.com/itm/CATHERINE-ANSELMI-STUDIO-MODERN-ART-POTTERY-PLATTER-ANGEL-FISH-NEW-ZEALAND-/250885692771
I found this plate also, the stamp looks the same and it also has the '92.



The marks are so faint, it is hard to get a photo of them...

I wonder how many other items are out there with both stamps  

Ever so interesting!
I would suggest that P L is the intitials of the artist who decorated the bowl and will look out the New Zealand Potter mag I have with an article on Catherine, as I'm sure it has names of decorators that worked for her.
That link to ebay was great, as it gave the name of Angela Thomas as the artist.
1992 sounds right to me ....
I've seen both stamps on wares the same shapes as Crown Lynn ware before.
No idea how she got an old Crown Lynn stamp, but if she got hold of their moulds, perhaps there were stamps available as well ....?
One of Crown Lynn's top slip casters worked for Catherine - will find his name when I locate the article.

New Zealand Potter Volume 33: Number 3: 1991 - page 23
Here is a list of all of the decorators that worked for Catherine Anselme at that time:
Angela Thomas
Melanie Prince
Susan Firth
Pamela Lim
Keely McGlynn
Alice Smith/Shaw
Rosanne Sullivan
Philippa Taylor
Carin Townley
Sarah Ferguson
Carla Clee is not on this list, so adding her here.

So now you know who decorated your bowl

Thanks for taking the time to find all that out Ev, you are a treasure! I read somewhere online also, that Catherine employed at lease one ex Crown Lynn staff member. Another thing I noticed while researching her (or trying to), was that every piece I found on auction or on show had crazing like mine ~ fascinating !

For all pots from the Catherine Anselmi studio:

The Crown Lynn stamp indicates that it was a Crown Lynn mould (shape) acquired and produced in the Catherine Anselmi studio. The Catherine Anselmi stamp indicates it was produced in the Catherine Anselmi studio. The letters or name indicate the person who painted it and usually the year was added.

If there is no name and date this usually means it was a production design that anyone in the studio could have painted.

We had permission from Ceramco to use the Crown Lynn stamp on shapes that originated in Crown Lynn.

So your piece is painted by Pamela Lim 1992. It was a tin majolica glaze with colours applied on top of the glaze - very different from most of our other work.

Yay Welcome Catherine it will be great to have your help!

For all pots from the Catherine Anselmi studio:
The Crown Lynn stamp indicates that it was a Crown Lynn mould (shape) acquired and produced in the Catherine Anselmi studio. The Catherine Anselmi stamp indicates it was produced in the Catherine Anselmi studio. The letters or name indicate the person who painted it and usually the year was added.

If there is no name and date this usually means it was a production design that anyone in the studio could have painted.

We had permission from Ceramco to use the Crown Lynn stamp on shapes that originated in Crown Lynn.

So your piece is painted by Pamela Lim 1992. It was a tin majolica glaze with colours applied on top of the glaze - very different from most of our other work.

Thank you so much for that information Catherine, it makes my bowl even more special to me now!
Catherine, can I ask you to confirm that the bowl would be a Crown Lynn shape, because it has the stamp, as I would like to work out which shape it would be?

This mould that is up for auction at Kiwi Auctions looks like this shape.
There are no markings on the mould.
I'm sure that this is a Crown Lynn shape as Catherine has credited CL with their stamp and I would say it is from the later 1980's when there were few records that survived.

https://auctions.kiwiauctions.co.nz/lots/view/4-3D9UYR/crown-lynn-slip-mould?fbclid=IwAR0dG-fswkKDNdMcF2f79ZQbIbEMFNnFlhPco4Vz-Ndktqb1OQeThOJSpjk

Thank you Ev, do you think it would be a 4 digit shape?

Yes definitely a four digit number and we will have to wait for one to turn up.

I want to ask on the Fan Club to see if anyone has one.

Can I use your photo please?

Gilligee is trying to identify the decorator of this piece.
I think it is Susan Firth.

Thank you very much Ev for that information.

I'm not sure Gilligee an hope that others add their thoughts too.

The decorator is Sarah Ferguson. I have one of her fish platters with a similar mark. I guess the signature stretched out a bit on my piece because there's a lot more room to write.