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<p>[QUOTE="vintagefox, post: 367987, member: 7693"]Hi everyone,</p><p><br /></p><p>I'm a very new member, joined only an hour ago.</p><p><br /></p><p>I have many unidentified potteries in my cabinet. I will be posting threads one by one, perhaps every week.</p><p><br /></p><p>Mystery pottery #1. A heavy, large MCM pottery. Intriguing shape. Unfortunately the signature on the base is very light and does not show clearly on the photos. It is signed "Rosenthal" (all capital letters) and one letter or mark under that. The letter looks like disfigured H but could be K or N.</p><p><br /></p><p>The only Rosenthal I can find are either "Rosenthal, Germany" or "Rosenthal Netter" from Italy. I cannot find any hand built pottery associated with German Rosenthal. All pottery pieces by Rosenthal Netter are colorful ones, and my vase does not fit his style at all.</p><p><br /></p><p>The original owner purchased it from a gallery in Vancouver, BC, Canada, in 70's. </p><p><br /></p><p>Please help me identify the potter.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="vintagefox, post: 367987, member: 7693"]Hi everyone, I'm a very new member, joined only an hour ago. I have many unidentified potteries in my cabinet. I will be posting threads one by one, perhaps every week. Mystery pottery #1. A heavy, large MCM pottery. Intriguing shape. Unfortunately the signature on the base is very light and does not show clearly on the photos. It is signed "Rosenthal" (all capital letters) and one letter or mark under that. The letter looks like disfigured H but could be K or N. The only Rosenthal I can find are either "Rosenthal, Germany" or "Rosenthal Netter" from Italy. I cannot find any hand built pottery associated with German Rosenthal. All pottery pieces by Rosenthal Netter are colorful ones, and my vase does not fit his style at all. The original owner purchased it from a gallery in Vancouver, BC, Canada, in 70's. Please help me identify the potter.[/QUOTE]
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