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Mid/Mod Stoneware Giraffe - Danish? - Signed Deeg

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    Posted 8 years ago

    Stillwater
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    I found this 60's stoneware giraffe this morning. Reminds me of Danish mid/mod Stig Lindberg type stuff, but I can't find anyone named Deeg or Deeq. 16" tall, little tassle for the tail. Anyone know anything about this?

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    1. racer4four racer4four, 8 years ago
      I think this is FABULOUS!
    2. jyos, 3 years ago
      I bought a piece of pottery in the Phoenix, AZ, area in the 1980’s, and the piece has the identical Deeg or Deeq signature. It is a vase with petroglyphs. I was told at the time of purchase that a couple in their 90’s created the pottery in their studio. I have not since been able to find any information about them, even though I remember the pottery shop had an article about them.

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