Featured 1930's Glass Eyed Plaster Goldfish Bowl / Tank

Hi guys I have a conundrum. A fish bowl I have searched at great lengths for fruitlessly. Then after a long hard think I remembered how much a help this forum was in times of need.

My mystery is this, I have a striking and unique item that would be unmistakable if I found another example to compare. I even have:

1) A makers monogram. A definitive L with a rather pronounced serif at the bottom.
And what is likely a C with a cross to its terminal. There is a possibility it is a G.

2) A registered design number 817190

3) And likely an in factory model number 255

The RD number dates this to between 1936-1938. I am based in England so have gone from the record kept at the National Archives here.

Has anybody else seen anything similar. The mark or object. Any help would be massive.

Thanks and good luck
Nathan Lindop

 

Ah, if you found another one this one might be unmistakable, but it would no longer be unique. [When you have nothing useful to contribute, mess around with the language.]

 

Very similar ...

https://estatesales.org/online-auctions/lot-212cl-vintage-camrk-pottery-62459405

https://encyclopediaofarkansas.net/entries/camark-pottery-587/

http://www.arkansaspottery.com/marks.html

 

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@Houseful

 

That is very cool.

 

Very cool indeed Mr. Lindpop ! The next question is how did such an singular piece get from a remote Arkansas hollar to exotic England ?

 

This may answer that ...
http://www.arkansaspottery.com/history1.html

Search for this "By the early to mid-1930s" and read several paragraphs. This could have originated outside the US.

 

Excellent article Roaring-" In 1936 an owner of a Havana, Cuba gift shop stated:This pottery was one of her best sellers to tourists from the United States.Wares were also shipped to the Leilani Gift Shop Stores of Honolulu,Territory of Hawaii and Enterprise Sales of Toronto, Canada."