Rob's Poole Pottery Blog

These Two came from different stalls at the same fair at the Three counties Show Ground at Malvern.  The top one PJB pattern the bottom o...

Continuing with the gravity defying theme, this little spill vase came from a jam packed antiques shop in Chipping Campden  It's shape n...

Here's the first pot I found on holiday last week.  It's a hand thrown freeform bottle shaped vase just 5 1/2 inches tall and  has ...

Home from holiday last week, together with a few new pots that I found an antiques fair at the Three Counties Show Ground in Malvern, so som...

These were made by Guy Sydenham while he wasn't at Poole Pottery.  I've yet to decipher the marks so I'm not sure exactly when ...

The one on the right is a 5" diameter pin dish, shape no. 49 found at Keddleston Hal last week, the one on the left shape no. 361 found...

I've had some really successful visits to antiques fairs so far this summer.  These are my latest find from the Keddleston Hall Antiques...

During the 1920's and 30's, when new decorators were employed at Poole Pottery, they began learning their craft painting these simpl...

Sweetcorn and Brazil C107 was one of the later Twintone colour combos: In production from 1956-68. These oil and vinegar bottles came from e...