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Pottery5980 of 12310Large stoneware Shino Glaze bowl. Wood fired. Artist's name?Unfinished clay pot with signature
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    Posted 8 years ago

    Mayann1971
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    These are my favorite dont know to much about them 11 inches x 9 inches brought in England by my father I think there just amazing pieces. ?on the bottom of vases is marked 66.

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    1. racer4four racer4four, 8 years ago
      Mayann our knowledgeable ones will need to see a base photo to help identify your vases. Is that your mystery? Who made them?
    2. Mayann1971 Mayann1971, 8 years ago
      Yes I really wanted to know the artist
    3. martika martika, 8 years ago
      I think the manufacturer of your vases is A G Harley Jones. They were manufacturers of decorative earthenware at Fenton from 1907 until 1934, making beautiful but inexpensive vases like yours. They were called 'Royal Vienna art Pottery' too. Of course they only imitated the famous Royal Vienna. I found a same vase like yours with the company's mark, but I'm not good with computers, so I can't provide link. Google it - you will see how many similar vases will pop up.
    4. Sandsmcl, 5 years ago
      Hi,
      I just bought vases that look like these at an estate sale. Did you find anything more about them?

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