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Posted 8 months ago
ho2cultcha
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I picked up this bowl yesterday at a yard sale. It was difficult to photograph the letters underneath, so i placed letters which look like them over the actual letters in the third pic. i think it says 1 - RC. does anyone recognize it? thanks.
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Peters & Reed?
did peters and reed use a mark like 1-RC?
Not familiar with any marks other than numbers on P&R wares. Still, your low bowl looks like P&R Pereco. Didn't find the form in the Sanfords text (quick flip through, might've missed it). The clay is red, correct?
yes, the clay is dark red. it does look a lot like a Pereco piece, as varied as they are. i wonder how i might find this same pattern?
Do you think it could be Roseville Chloron?
Red clay body rules Chloron out.
thanks ar.pottery. i read somewhere that some early roseville was marked 'RC'. have you heard that before?