Katherine
Posted 01 October 2015 - 04:21 PM
Hello Wembleyites
I love my light, and I was talking with a friend that there was a 'lost shell' that might be Wembley. Wouldn't it be great if this was it? 
There are no identifying marks that I can see - alas.
Your expert opinion is sought. 
Katherine S
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Posted 01 October 2015 - 04:43 PM
Hi Katherine, would love to tell you that it's wembley ware but first you will need to show us some pictures of your lamp so that we can have a good look. In the meantime until we see the pictures I will keep my fingers crossed for you.
Regards
Derek (Mo)
Joe Terni
Posted 19 October 2015 - 07:53 AM
Katherine, if you can show a photo of your lamp,it would certainly be of great help in trying to identify your lamp. The lamp I am showing here, is the same as a lamp I saw over 20 years ago, which was stated to be Wembley Ware. I never bought that lamp at the time, as I was unsure if it was Wembley Ware, and it was expensive at the time, but bought my one on here years later as the price was right to take a chance on it. My lamp I do not think it is Wembley Ware, and I have seen Pates Pottery (a Sydney pottery), mentioned as the maker for this lamp. I put my one on as it could be the same as the one you mention, but of course it maybe a different lamp altogether.I am not even sure if you mean "Sea Shell" for your lamp.
lee
Posted 08 November 2015 - 11:39 AM
Joe Terni
Posted 11 November 2015 - 10:46 AM
You have two of these Lee. I am not sure either of the maker. It could be Wembley Ware. It is similar in glaze and style to what they made. Somewhere sometime I recall Pates mentioned by somebody, so that is why I mentioned it here. I will have to try a little harder in seeing if other pottery collectors have any ideas on these. It must be near on twenty five years that I saw my first one, and I am still unsure of maker. From memory I have only seen three of these, so they are certainly not common.
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