Geoff Ford’s Encyclopedia of Australian Potter’s Marks documents potters and potteries active before 1975 but includes marks used after this period. I thought it might be useful to provide an index of entries in the encyclopedia for potters active in the 1960s-1970s and beyond. Having marks recorded for these potters provides a good start but collectors will need to go to a wide range of other directories to cover the field.
Alexander, Doug
Ardern, Elsa
Beck, Robert
Blakebrough, Les
Bovill, Gillian
Brereton, Kevin
Carnegie, Francis
Douglas, Molly
Dunn, Phil
Englund, Ivan
Englund, Patricia
Garnsey, Wanda
Garrett, John
Gazzard, Marea
Gilbert, John
Greenaway, Victor
Halpern, Artur
Halpern, Stanislav
Halpern, Sylvia
Hick, William
Hughan, Harold
Juckert, Eric
Keys, Eileen
Laycock, Helen
Laycock, Peter
Leckie, Alex
Le Grand, Henri
Levy, Colin
Lowe, Allan
McConnell, Carl
McLaren, Gus
McLaren, Betty
McMeekin, Ivan
Memmott, Harry
Mitchell, Cynthia
Moon, Milton
Pate, Klytie
Peterkin, Les
Preston, Reg
Rushforth, Peter
Sadler, Ken
Sahm, Bernard
Sayers, Joan
Schultz, Robert A.
Shaw, Edward
Smith, Derek
Smith, Ian (SA)
Sprague, Ian
Taylor, David
Travis, Peter
Tuckson, Margaret
Warren, Peggy
Welch, Robin
Wilton, Charles

May 23, 2008 at 9:34 am
Hello, I am a pottery student studing 1900 to 1950’s period of ceramics particularly Eric Juckert have you information that I could source?
Thank You
Heather
May 27, 2008 at 12:46 pm
Hi Heather, Apart from the entry in Ford’s Encyclopedia, very little information is available on Eric Juckert.
Ford tells us that he was born in 1918 and started potting in 1936, working with Una Deerbon at her studio in Melbourne. In 1937 he made a range of wares sold by Myers and David Jones under the name Jacqueline. From 1938-1950 he worked in a studio at Caulfield. He went to England for a time (and Mexico too, according to an eBay seller), then in 1967 he set up a studio on Phillip Island south of Melbourne.
His work turns up a lot on eBay and there are examples for sale there this week.
Judith
June 27, 2008 at 10:06 pm
Thanks Judith. I live close to where he lived a Grossard Point in Phillip[ Island. I have interviewed some old friends of Eric Juckert and am currrently writng an essay on his life and works.
Thanks for your help