Poole Pottery: marks and value
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Poole Pottery from Dorset spans Art Deco hand-painted wares and bold 1960s–70s studio ranges, both popular with collectors.
History
Carter, Stabler & Adams was formed in 1921 and became Poole Pottery in 1963. The Delphis range of the 1960s–70s and the Aegean range brought bright, abstract designs.
How to read the marks and date it
Look for printed or impressed Poole marks, range names, shape numbers and decorators' monograms, which help attribute and date pieces.
What is valuable
1920s–30s hand-painted Carter Stabler Adams pieces, large Delphis chargers and vases, and pieces by known decorators.
What usually sells for little
Small common pieces, later tableware and damaged items.
Other makers
- Royal Worcester
- Royal Crown Derby
- Wedgwood
- Moorcroft
- Clarice Cliff
- Spode
- Minton
- Meissen
- Limoges
- Beswick
- Troika
Frequently asked questions
Is Poole Delphis valuable?
Large and striking pieces, especially by known decorators, sell well; small dishes sell for modest sums.
How do I date Poole Pottery?
By the backstamp style, shape numbers and decorator monograms. Upload a photo of the base.