Potter identification

[Julio-Rufo]

Hi all,

I would like to ask if someone is familiar with this potter / chop:


I suspect it is an European potter, but not even sure about that. Bought in Switzerland.

Best,
Julio

 

[HorseloverFat]

Bump!!

 

[penumbra]

Have you searched IAF or LAF?

 

[Julio-Rufo]

Have you searched IAF or LAF?

Yes, I tried that but did not find anything. I also couldn't find the chop in the EBPC (European Bonsai Potter Collective).

 

[penumbra]

Occasionally someone will recognize a mark because the have a pot likewise marked. This happened a couple years ago on this site involving a pot I had that was identical to one in question.
Otherwise, you may never know and that's not the end of the world.
A good pot is a good pot. If you are not a collector of pots for the sake of being a pot collector, a pot is a tool.

 

[Julio-Rufo]

Occasionally someone will recognize a mark because the have a pot likewise marked. This happened a couple years ago on this site involving a pot I had that was identical to one in question.
Otherwise, you may never know and that's not the end of the world.
A good pot is a good pot. If you are not a collector of pots for the sake of being a pot collector, a pot is a tool.

Completely agree!

 

[Julio-Rufo]

FWIW I just got a reply from Jürg Stäheli (amazing Swiss potter) in the German Bonsai forum (bonsai fachforum). The potter is Louis A. Faller, who lived in Basel, Switzerland.

Julio

 

[JeffS73]

At the least his mark needs adding to EBPC chop page. Glad you found out, it's a great looking pot!