HR mark - Helen Rushworth

Hi,

I'm usually able to ID pots but am struggling a little with this one. Could anyone help please?

Nice clear "HR" mark:




Thanks in anticipation

H

I think the HR mark could be for Helen Rushworth

https://www.pinterest.com/pin/175077504237524540/

The mark on the other pot is too out of focus to see clearly.
Could you post it in a new thread, please, and I'll tidy up this one. Threads of pots that are identified are merged with other threads of that pottery &/or moved to the other groups, but we can't do that if there are more than one pot for ID in the opening post.

Hi Naomi. I edited the original post to remove the second pot and will try to get a better picture of the mark and rotate the picture of the pot itself and post in separate thread.

Just cleared up a mystery bowl I own. Will post pics when I get round to unpacking

Jeffingtons wrote:Just cleared up a mystery bowl I own. Will post pics when I get round to unpacking

Sounds interesting - look forward to more information.

NaomiM wrote:The mark on the other pot is too out of focus to see clearly.
Could you post it in a new thread, please, and I'll tidy up this one. Threads of pots that are identified are merged with other threads of that pottery &/or moved to the other groups, but we can't do that if there are more than one pot for ID in the opening post.

Hi Naomi. You mentioned a book of studio pot marks the other day. Have you more detail?

Thanks

H

British Studio Potters' Marks by Eric Yates-Owen, Robert Fournier. The 3rd Edition has recently been published, but if you can't afford it then the 2nd edition c.1999 is still quite useful.

Here's my bowl. Cheap charity shop purchase couple of years ago. It's just the size for a portion of noodle soup

Jeffingtons wrote:

Here's my bowl. Cheap charity shop purchase couple of years ago. It's just the size for a portion of noodle soup

That is lovely - I obviously go to the wrong charity shops! Certainly looks like the same mark.