7 (Early Series) Small jug with cylindrical base and bulbous top
Does this shape appear in other series? No - (none in image database).
Height; 9.5 - 11.5 cm
7 (Early Series) TWO SHAPES
The second shape may be a re-allocation of a number that became disused after production of the first had ceased, or it may be part of a separate small 'Animal' numbering series.
7 (Early Series) Vase with flaring base and animal decoration
Does this shape appear in other series? No - (none recorded in image database)
Two sizes are recorded, the smaller suffixed either 's' or with inch suffix '6'; the larger either 'L' or inch suffix '9'.
It is not clear whether this number 7 represents a re-allocation of an Early Series number that had become disused, or is part of a separate little 'Animal' numbering series. (See the
'Question-marks & Mysteries' page.) It is one of a series of animal-decorated shapes that all feature a wide flaring foot and become narrower upwards.
See
Early Series
4 ;
5 ;
9 ;
13
Modelling of animals attributed to John Castle-Harris
7/6z Skink lizard decoration.
No base image. The incised number was reported as '7/62' but is presumably '7/6Z'
7/9z Skink lizard decoration.
Hurnall's Antiques & Decorative Arts
Hurnall's Antiques & Decorative Arts
Incised 7/6z
Westport Auction, Connecticut USA.
Un-numbered example, base incised Remued.
Hurnall's Antiques & Decorative Arts
7sB (front) and 7LB
7/9K Kookaburra decoration.
Brearly collection
A variant of Early Series 7? - or another distinct shape?
Un-numbered, unsigned. Height 12 cm.
Clear affinities including the square handle.
Collection; Stephen Fraser
This is the only recorded example numbered 7/9K
A second kookaburra example is numbered, strangely,
36z
Possibly by mistake.