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Friday, January 6, 2023
Linko Canada Pottery
Operating under the name Linko Canada Pottery and based in Charlottetown the primary contacts are
Linko sells her work through various locations including Village Pottery in New London, PEI.
Amy Boswell Pottery, Charlottetown, PEI
Amy Boswell is a Charlottetown based potter who is also a teacher. She sells her work through Village Pottery in New London, PEI.
Her signature stamp is applied to the bottom with combination of letters.
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| Amy Boswell Pottery, Charlottetown, PEI |
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| Amy Boswell Pottery, Charlottetown, PEI |
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| Amy Boswell Pottery, Charlottetown, PEI |
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| Amy Boswell Pottery, Charlottetown, PEI |
Renata Jaeger - Jaeger Pottery, Brackley Beach, PEI
Renata Jaeger operated a ceramics business called Jaeger Pottery in the community of Brackley Beach, PEI for several decades. Using slip casting in molds along with transfer decals her work reflected a style that was more reminiscent of antique china than the dominant trend for wheel thrown pottery by most potters working during the same period.
Over the period of her work she used various signatures:
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| Renata Jaeger - Jaeger Pottery, Brackley Beach, PEI |
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| Renata Jaeger - Jaeger Pottery, Brackley Beach, PEI |
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| Renata Jaeger - Jaeger Pottery, Brackley Beach, PEI |
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| Renata Jaeger - Jaeger Pottery, Brackley Beach, PEI |
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| Renata Jaeger - Jaeger Pottery, Brackley Beach, PEI |
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| Renata Jaeger - Jaeger Pottery, Brackley Beach, PEI |
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| Renata Jaeger - Jaeger Pottery, Brackley Beach, PEI |
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| Renata Jaeger - Jaeger Pottery, Brackley Beach, PEI |
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| Renata Jaeger - Jaeger Pottery, Brackley Beach, PEI The Canadian Pottery Identifier website has images of the business card used |
Red Cliff Pottery -- PEI
The work of Red Cliff Pottery on PEI is a bit of a mystery. Do you have any additional information that could help identify the maker, location or dates of this pottery operation?
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| Red Cliff Pottery |
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| Red Cliff Pottery signature |
Wednesday, January 4, 2023
Jan Coffin - Coffin's Corner Pottery, Orwell, PEI
Jan Coffin was a pottery student at Holland College School of Visual Arts in Charlottetown during the 1970s when Ron Arvidson was the instructor. Before she participated in pottery training extension courses offered in Montague through the School with Daphne Large. Following completion of her training at Holland College, her plan was to open a purpose-built studio in Orwell near the popular tourist attraction Orwell Corner Historic Village; however, a change in life plans resulted in her studio opening in Montague. She operated her business as Coffin’s Corner until the 1980s. During this time she participated in a number of craft shows and had pottery on consignment in local tourism operations.
During the period that Jan operated the business she signed her work with "Jan - Coffin's Corner PEI".
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| Pottery by Jan Coffin of Coffin's Corner Pottery, PEI Gary Carroll collection |
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| Pottery by Jan Coffin of Coffin's Corner Pottery, PEI Gary Carroll collection |
Sunday, December 4, 2022
David Bennett Pottery - Souris, PEI
David Bennett grew up in Souris, PEI and he studied at both UPEI and Holland College School of Visual Arts. While living in Charlottetown he became an active member of the PEI Pottery Studio, a co-operative studio for both beginners and advanced potters. Known for their educational programs, they have also been active in outreach to the community and fundraising efforts as well. Soupy Saturday was an initiative in partnership with Back Alley Music, a local Charlottetown music retailer and live music venue to sell bowls at the Soupy Saturdays (soup & music) events held in the shop for a minimum donation of $20. Although Soupy Saturday did not continue as an ongoing partnership, the pairing of food and music was a success for Back Alley in other locations with the owners combining food with musical events at the Trailside Music Hall.
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This bowl is one that was made by David Bennett for Soupy Saturday, March 12, 2011.
The potter's mark is a handwritten BENNETT with stylized ENNE.
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| Bowl by David Bennett - 2011 Collection of Daphne & Ian Scott |
David relocated to Souris and house renovation has occupied his attention, but he indicates that he does plan to return to pottery making once again when the renovating is complete. David's social media accounts include Facebook, and LinkedIn.
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