Rob's Poole Pottery Blog

If the last post made out that I was lucky at Christmas, that's only half the story. My birthday falls in December also and I was given...

Look what Santa brought me this year! It was a complete surprise unwrapping this very shapely (no. 204) V pattern (AKA Leo the Lion) v...

Four candles with fashionable facial hair, that also came from Newark.  I can see why someone would have treasured them, and though it see...

This Delphis planter was my last find at the Newark fair this December.  Shape number 78, painted by Christine Tate, in about 1968.

These two 5 inch pin dishes were on the same Newark stall.  Both are signed by Jean Millership, one of my favourite painters at Poole....

This is my most exciting find from Newark last week.  Painted by Hilda Trim in the early 1930's this BY pattern is one of my favourite...

This is the five inch pin dish missing from the photo of the Newark stand in the previous post. Painted by Shirley Campbell in the last 19...

I've returned empty handed from the last few Newark fairs. But on Thursday those early, cold, damp mornings were finally rewarded.  The ...

I must have been a bit blogged down last week and didn't post any photos, but I hope this one is worth the wait.  This large Atlantis ...