Katy McCreadie
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I'm still working out why I'm here, so here's a selection of photos of me holding things, plus some cartoon creations. #antiques #pottery #puns #gardening #cartoon #humour
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Bo'ness Pottery Figures provides a unique resource on Bluesky and Facebook. Share photos, identify, and discuss these rare antique ceramic ornaments from Scotland. We'll also post photos of Staffordshire figures from time to time, Bo'ness after all is known as the Scottish Staffordshire!
Show PostImage of an antique, glass-eyed, Bo'ness pottery ceramic dog alongside the illustration of that figure as it appeared in the book "Scottish Pottery" by J.Arnold Fleming, as first published in 1923. The modelling is the same but they are clearly quite different in colouration!
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This dog, with clear similarities to images of others recently presented here, is a product of a Scottish pottery. It too could be described as "Staffordshire style". Made by J. & M.P. Bell & Co.Ltd. The mark indicates it is from the late 19th or early 20th centuries. #antique #pottery #glasgow
Show PostThis is a recent image of a rare antique, Bo'ness pottery earthenware parrot alongside the illustration of that figure as it first appeared in the book "Scottish Pottery" by J.Arnold Fleming, published in 1923. The base of Bo'ness-made parrots is distinctive and helps greatly with identification.
Show PostWally dogs is a term of Scottish origin referring to ornamental ceramic figures. In Scotland they are known as "Wally dugs". Traditionally made in pairs and displayed on a mantelpiece. Many were made in the Staffordshire potteries in Victorian times, however all those pictured here are Bo'ness-made.
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