Courtney Locke
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| - | [[File:Courtney-Locke-Backstamp.jpg|300px|thumb|right|Courtney Locke cup | + | [[File:Courtney-Locke-Backstamp.jpg|300px|thumb|right|Courtney Locke cup backstamp]] |
| - | [[File:Courtney-Lock-Backstamp-2-Crazed.jpg|thumb|300px|right|Courtney Locke backstamp]] | + | [[File:Courtney-Lock-Backstamp-2-Crazed.jpg|thumb|300px|right|Courtney Locke saucer backstamp]] |
Courtney Lock was a pottery designer located in Great Kills, New York. This [[:Category:Symbol Cups and Saucers|symbol cup and saucer]] in the art deco style is the only known tasseomantic set released by the company. | Courtney Lock was a pottery designer located in Great Kills, New York. This [[:Category:Symbol Cups and Saucers|symbol cup and saucer]] in the art deco style is the only known tasseomantic set released by the company. | ||
To date, no instruction sheet or booklet for this set has turned up, but because it is a [[:Category:Symbol Cups and Saucers|symbol cup]], it is most likely that one was supplied with each purchase. | To date, no instruction sheet or booklet for this set has turned up, but because it is a [[:Category:Symbol Cups and Saucers|symbol cup]], it is most likely that one was supplied with each purchase. | ||
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Revision as of 19:08, 18 April 2018
Courtney Lock was a pottery designer located in Great Kills, New York. This symbol cup and saucer in the art deco style is the only known tasseomantic set released by the company.
To date, no instruction sheet or booklet for this set has turned up, but because it is a symbol cup, it is most likely that one was supplied with each purchase.
The clay body for this cup formed a relatively weak bond with the glaze and therefore pouring hot tea
