Marazion Pottery (Cornwall)

Started in 1950 by George Nash and his wife Heather in the village of Marazion, Cornwall. Continued until their retirement in 1981.

The black glaze and sgraffito pattern on this vase is typical of their work.
Signed Marazion Cornwall on the base.

http://www.studiopottery.com/cgi-bin/mp.cgi?item=34

Hi, today I bought another plant pot 40p.

Can anyone read the marks. I'm really struggling to decipher.

4 inches high with what I, being a novice would describe as having that prinknash sort of glaze

Thanks.

Marazion Pottery I believe.

Thanks Potty I'll check it out : )

Thanks Potty just looked and I'm sure your right : )

Lovely this any idea of date

A 6.5 in vase with Fuschias.

I have 2 pin dishes which belonged to a grandparent. There were 3 but unfortunately we're down to just the 2, and one of those is chipped (they are quite delicate)
I've been wondering about them, I've done a bit of research but could quite easily be missing the obvious. Does anyone recognise them?

I think it might be Marazion Pottery. Found one with similar handwriting and glaze colours

Yes, you're right it does look the same..wow that was quick! Thanks Naomi.

A Marazion mallard wall plate inscribed HMB for H M Beck

Hi

I quite like this little piece myself.

About 3.5 inches tall with gloss interior and then matte main exterio glaze, slight Sgraffito work in the design finished with gloss on the tree blosssoms.

I thought it probably said Majorca but now perhaps Nigeria... or neither :0)

Thanks

Marazion Pottery, Cornwall

Geographically a long way off there then. Many thanks Naomi :0)

I picked up this set of tankards recently. I particularly like the two with leaf patterns.

Stunning