Green glaze pottery with signature

Hi! Back for more help. This vase is about 8 inches tall and I'm sure I should know the mark .. Just can't seem to remember. Any help greatly appreciated.

 

Can you do a closeup of the mark for us old people?

 

Difficult lol I am one of us. I'm off to try!

 

Hope this works

 

I thought the pot looked newer and Asian, but the marks don't agree. I'm sorry, I don't know it.

 

Thank you for trying! I do appreciate it

 

The numbers and glaze look Austrian.


I see a "G"


Also an "L", "S" and "C"

 

www.marksproject.com has an extensive list of art potteries.

 

thank you but it seems to not access the marks project site

 

Ah. www.themarksproject.org

 

Bev, I don't think this is studio pottery. It has a stamped style #.

 

Hi, I realise this is an old thread but did anyone ever work out the stamp? I have something with EXACTLY the same stamp and have been trying everything to find out! It's a candle holder, green glazed, looks very like aesthetic movement/art nouveau pottery. I can add pictures if anyone needs them but the stamp is identical and I can't find a website online that helps with art pottery marks...

 

Hi, I realise this is an old thread but did anyone ever work out the stamp? I have something with EXACTLY the same stamp and have been trying everything to find out! It's a candle holder, green glazed, looks very like aesthetic movement/art nouveau pottery. I can add pictures if anyone needs them but the stamp is identical and I can't find a website online that helps with art pottery marks... (Cited from: https://www.antiquers.com/threads/green-glaze-pottery-with-signature.21881/)

 

Have you reviewed the pottery references (particularly the art pottery links near the bottom of the Pottery section?)

https://www.antiquers.com/threads/glass-pottery-marks-reference-library.430/

 

Hi thanks, just took a look... But I don't think it would come under any of those... I don't think it's American or German, or probably even English. It looks turn of the century era, possibly Art Nouveau, but I don't know whether it's Belgian or French maybe??

 

If anyone has any idea, I am still trying to find the answer. Thank you for bringing this back up

 

@Cat Gilmurray Go ahead and add a photo of your item, include a photo of the stamp.

Since @bobsyouruncle still hasn't solved it, maybe a 2nd piece will unearth something!

Cat, you can post it right in this thread. Use "Full Image".

 

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Hi, being stupid, can’t work out how to add my photos from my phone!!?

 

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