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Maker | |
Marks | “CK” (1cm high) Incised under glaze |
Description | Slipware bowl with straight sides, curving into footring. Harlequin colours lightly brushed to exterior. Solid handle, angled upwards and rounded at the end. |
Condition | Good for age with crazing in glaze due to glaze not fitting the slip. |
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Production Date | |
Width | 95mm |
Depth | 50mm |
Length (with handle) | 143mm |
Weight | 145gm |
Volume | 250ml |
Acquisition | Camberwell Sunday Market |
Slipware, shape and glaze are similar to Diana. Is it possible that CK made them at Marrickville in that period after Diana closed but the factory was still producing? I don’t think that it is Calvin Klein or even Charles Keeling from Shelton, Stoke on Trent 1822 1825, the only CKs I could find. Any ideas?
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