103 (Early Series; PPP and Remued) Onion-shaped vase, no flare.
Does this shape appear in other numbering series? No - (none recorded), but similar un-numbered Remued examples are known.
Height; 9 - 10.5 cm
Un-numbered, incised Remued
Other un-numbered pieces include
- pieces of similar shape but 11.5 - 12.5 cm tall, stamped 'Premier Potteries, Oakover Road, Preston'.
- a piece of similar body shape but 14 cm tall, with the addition of two handles.No stamp or signature. See two-handle vases under 'Catalogue by Shape'
'W'Collection
No PPP stamp. Incised 103
103 (Early Series) Short chamberstick with lip, dished base.
Does this shape appear in other series? No - (none recorded).
Diameter; 10 cm
Blue piece at left, incised 103. It is the only numbered example recorded.
Pink and green pieces, both un-numbered, bases unmarked.
None of these has a stamp or signature.
103 (Early Series) TWO SHAPES
The onion-shaped vase below began production as PPP then continued as Remued after the PPP name was discontinued in 1934. The same number also appears on a single example of a chamberstick shape. Given the very short time during which PPP pieces were being allocated numbers, it seems unlikely that the chamberstick pre-dated the onion vase yet its glaze looks very early, more suggestive of PPP.
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