Day 66: Premier Pottery Preston Remued Chamber Stick

Day 66: Today's piece is by Premier Pottery Preston. This chamber stick is unmarked but carries all the hallmarks of early Pamela/Remued of the early 1930s. I acquired this piece by happy accident and love it even more so because of it. Sometimes the story of how you got something is worth just as much or more than the piece it's self. #AustralianPottery #AustralianArtPottery #Pottery #Ceramics #instapottery #AustralianDesign #Remued #RemuedPottery #PPP #PremierPottteryPreston #PamelaPottery #VICPottery #365DaysofAustralianPottery

Photo Caption: Day 66: Today’s piece is by Premier Pottery Preston. This chamber stick is unmarked but carries all the hallmarks of early Pamela/Remued of the early 1930s. I acquired this piece by happy accident and love it even more so because of it. Sometimes the story of how you got something is worth just as much or more than the piece it’s self.

#AustralianPottery #AustralianArtPottery #Pottery #Ceramics #instapottery #AustralianDesign #Remued #RemuedPottery #PPP #PremierPottteryPreston #PamelaPottery #VICPottery #365DaysofAustralianPottery

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Posted: March 7th, 2016
at 8:32pm by Tim


Categories: 365 Days of Australian Pottery,Australian Pottery

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  1. i am researching my great aunts’ pottery and wondered if you know anything about them or in fact have any of their pieces. They made pottery during the 30’s and their name was Ballard. I have found a little bit of information about them online, and we have some pieces amongst the family but beyond this l do not know much about them or their work. Do you know anything?
    Clare

    Clare

    5 Feb 17 at 8:40 am

     


 

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