Poole Pottery up to 1959 & Traditional
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Indeedy - cheers for the info Gareth & Dan. Sadly it's got a hairline on the neck rim part but, since it's a family thing, I won't be selling it so it doesn't really matter but it does niggle me slightly! Interestingly you say the paintress was Marjorie Batt - well my grandma (it's original owner) was called Marjorie Blanchard...
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her married name was Hayward but she may have re-married?
It was a common name though..perhaps because it spread so easily?
It was a common name though..perhaps because it spread so easily?
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Here are a few reandom items from my collection
Green Diamond Spice Jars, set of six lidded jars, designed by Robert Jefferson in 1963.

Streamline teapot, milk and sugar, Twintone colour scheme C95, Indian Red and Magnolia, 1955-59

A little Geometric patterned vase, shape number 584, 9cm tall, LD Pattern, painted by Phylis Way 1928-34
Green Diamond Spice Jars, set of six lidded jars, designed by Robert Jefferson in 1963.
Streamline teapot, milk and sugar, Twintone colour scheme C95, Indian Red and Magnolia, 1955-59

A little Geometric patterned vase, shape number 584, 9cm tall, LD Pattern, painted by Phylis Way 1928-34
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This was the first ever Traditional Poole Vase I bought. I think I tas one of my best finds and is still my favourite vase and pattern. It's shape number 205 (14cm tall) BY pattern, painted by Nellie Bishton between 1927-32.
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Failing that, I'd like to be stuffed, mounted and left in the corner of a darkened Victorian room with a slightly perplexed expression on my face.

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I wish i'd seen it first 
Here are my two latest. These came from Newark at the begining of the month. The vase is V ( leo the lion) pattern 10" tall and the jug TJ Pattern 4" both painted by Ruth Pavely in early to mid 1930's. Not had a chance to put them on my website yet.



Here are my two latest. These came from Newark at the begining of the month. The vase is V ( leo the lion) pattern 10" tall and the jug TJ Pattern 4" both painted by Ruth Pavely in early to mid 1930's. Not had a chance to put them on my website yet.


Re: Poole Pottery up to 1959 & Traditional
yeah - I think i saw that one - I love that design too - I got one on my web site here http://www.poolepottery.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/poole_pottery_traditional_home.htm - its has a couple of cracks in it though (I don't say that on there). It's one of the few damaged pieces I've knowingly bought, but I thought it might be the only way i was going to get one.
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very nice!!! Would you post a pic here please?
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I love it
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