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Does this shape appear in other series?  Yes, there were various other cylinder vases; for more details click here.  There is also a jug version; Early Series 172. 

Pamela 7 is like 145/4 and Pamela 10 like 145/6M.

No.145 came in a wide range of sizes, more than any other Remued shape. The image database records 3, 4, 6, 8, 9, 12 and 14 inch varieties. Size was denoted by inch suffixes (no 'L' or 'S').

Most sizes are found both with and without applied decoration. Applied decoration was usually denoted by an 'M' suffix but there are a few decorated examples with the 'M' missing.

Only the 8 inch variant is recorded stamped PPP.  145 is the highest number yet recorded stamped PPP.

Height;  8 - 10.5 cm.   (Despite the inch suffix '3', much the same height as the 4 inch variant.)

       

       

It's not known what was "same as 145/4"

(maybe Pamela 7), but whatever it was, it bequeathed us these shape-book details.

       

Huge twig-handle!

Height;  34 - 37 cm                                                     No 'M' version yet recorded.

These are amongst the tallest pieces of Remued we have ever seen.

(For the very tallest see Early Series 470/18)

Despite its gumleaf decoration this piece is marked just 145/4

(no 'M').

There are also numerous un-numbered examples.

An example with twig-handle is shown in an illustration in a sales brochure of agents F.R.Barlow & Sons Pty.Ltd.

This particular shape book is believed to date from the middle or end of the Later Series period. The 145/8 size, which apparently was made only at the beginning, is missing here.

  Grapevine

  Later gumleaf

Earlier style gumleaf

This is a very early variant, which must have soon ceased production and is consequently rare today. It is the only 145 cylinder yet recorded with a PPP stamp. 145/8 is missing from the shape-book entry below which dates from the middle or end of the Early Series period.

The width-to-height proportion is wider than other sizes.

Base stamped PPP, incised 145/8

PPP cylinder vases came in various sizes but this is the only known straight-sided example that is numbered. (Early Series 3 is another PPP cylinder but has a slight flare to the base and lip)

Base incised 145/3m  Remued 1934

Base inscriptions like this - with a shape-number and a date - are extremely rare, and of great value in piecing together the history of the Remued range. If you have any Remued piece with such an inscription we'd be delighted to hear from you!  Contact us.

The undecorated 3 &4 inch cylinders differed from larger sizes in that they had a slight flare to the lip. Decorated examples, however, had no flare.

Base incised 145/8 Remued