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very cool art pottery i found tonight at goodwill $1.99 , i believe this to be by one person , i dont think this was massed produced . theres no markers mark at all , i just love this very much , its just very unique in its own way. different ,odd , but unbelievable cool:)
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thankyou eye4beauty:)
well thankyou eye4beauty:) for the info:)
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Odd and very chic! You nailed it again. Although until I read the "Salty Dog" comment I was thinking, what an awesome Coffee Mug. That would wake you up in the morning, huh?
Another nice one Sean! I am back from my meetings...yea!
I am going to be in an area with my fav thrift later today. Can't wait to look for treasures!
Jonesing dude. Totally addicted
thankyou Amberrose,JayHow for the loves and kind words:) and cant wait to see how badly your jonesing by your texti messages :) LOL:) and thankyou as well JayHow:)
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I love this cup!!
thankyou torcat for the kind words:)
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So beautiful! Have to love those thrift store finds.You got a real thriller
thankyou very much butnl8ty for the love and the kind words:)
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thankyou mustangtony ,that was very sweet of you:)
$1.99! Great find. The patterns are similar to ones that we were using in European Product Designs in the early 1980's. If it's not locally made craft piece (looks too good for that) then it could be Italian?
hello GabsterUK,ill take any info that will provide , i was assuming that it was hand made , if know somethimg about this feel free to give me any links about this . 1980s that is awesome , do you know the artist and the company by any chance?and thankyou fo the kind words and sharing:)
It reminded me of things that the 'Memphis' group were doing in the early 80's - Collective of vibrant designers from different design disciplines. That said, their influence was huge. I did initialy wonder if it was a peice of 'Alessi' from the same period? Unfortunately I no longer have catalogues from that period - I will keep looking though - I'm convinced I've seen something very similar!
Thankyou very GabsterUK for the information so far , i cant wait to see or hear from what you have found out. to bad you dont have the books any more.
GabsterUK , youve gotten me started on a great search heres a link but i didnt see this on there but im sure it will be on another search https://www.google.com/search?q='Memphis'+group&hl=en&rlz=1T4RNQN_enUS486US487&prmd=imvns&tbm=isch&tbo=u&source=univ&sa=X&ei=tyiRUNbgFcPxygGP3ICwCw&ved=0CDMQsAQ&biw=1280&bih=845
One of the Memphis group's main designers was Ettore Sottsass who went on to design for Alessi. (Pattern is very similar to Memphis 'Bacterium' - Alessi occassionaly have fun with animals in their designs) It seems to be of the style but could just be a one off ? - nice all the same. I love the black and white vase behind it - who's that by?
hello GabsterUK , thankyou for the information and sharing :) and the vase is KOSTA BODA .
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