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Is this a Len Castle?
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Is this a Len Castle?
Hello I have two pieces of pottery picked up at opshops and was wanting some help identifying please.
The second has no marks I can see.
Many thanks.
Sorry pics are wonky
The second has no marks I can see.
Many thanks.
Sorry pics are wonky
nicolapayne- Number of posts : 10
Registration date : 2013-06-14
Re: Is this a Len Castle?
Hi there, the jug certainly looks like Len's work and mark. Here is a similar one that is on the site ... https://www.newzealandpottery.net/t7712-len-castle-mug-and-jug-courtesy-of-the-ferret
The crackle bowl I'm not at all sure about, as it has no identifying marks and is not the usual shape. Also I don't recall that he ever used glass on his work. Many potters made crackle bowls
The crackle bowl I'm not at all sure about, as it has no identifying marks and is not the usual shape. Also I don't recall that he ever used glass on his work. Many potters made crackle bowls
Re: Is this a Len Castle?
Hi, thanks for confirming that for me. I too was doubtful on the second one. Happy to have one of his pieces.
nicolapayne- Number of posts : 10
Registration date : 2013-06-14
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