Denby Pottery (Derbyshire)

Hi Everyone.  I'm trying to identify this Denby design but struggling to find it anywhere.  By the back stamp and design, I suspect it dates from the 1970s-80s.  Thought it might be "Autumn Leaves" but that soesn't seem correct. Any ideas??

I think it may be "Bouquet" from 1981, though there is no picture in the book.
It was a giftware range, including several vases etc.

Found this today .
Intrigued as I wasn't aware that Denby created such things and in fact there is a dearth of info and images on line. Nothing in my book but no doubt someone ( ) may be able to help re when made , how many in series etc

I had described them here Lindy

https://www.20thcenturyforum.com/t4214p125-denby-pottery-derbyshire

Well I never. Knew you wouldn't let me down! For once a Google search didn't direct me to the forum. Thanks

Pair of large Glyn Colledge mugs

Denby lamb

The lamb looks to be a large one (refer to my size table on page 4), and fairly
rare in pink. Could do ok with that.

The jug is a fairly common utility piece, often lettered "GPO" on the side.

No GPO but nice for flowers.
The lamb has a broken ear but was cheap enough

Apologies for poor photos. Please can you identify this jug.

http://www.studiopottery.com/cgi-bin/pp.cgi?item=6064

Denby Cheviot Range White 17" Vase (CH 507).

If you like Burlington ware (1959), these are the pieces to look out for.
"Skittle" vases in the black colourway, tallest 14 in high.
Taken me years to get the set of 3, and only found the small one yesterday
in a local charity shop.

I've just discovered this forum so this is my second query in quick succession! In the late 80s or early 90s I bought a Denby lamp base from the factory shop in Belper, Derbyshire. It is dark brown with a geometric line pattern in cream etched into it. On the base it said in black marker pen that it was a design sample. Sadly the metal lamp fixture broke but I couldn't get inside the base to change it so it's languished in the attic ever since. Has anyone any ideas who the designer would have been, please? Thank you!

Pretty sure it's a range called "Origins", but we will need a picture for ID.

Thank you! Having just looked that up on the internet it definitely is that. I'll have to go inn the attic and post a photo here of the marks on the base. Might take me a couple of days to get to it!

I cant find anything about this Pitcher. Approx 10 inches in Height. Hope someone can help. Thanks

Denby I believe, DD will likely know more.

Yes, Denby "CELADON" from the 1950s. Never marked Denby, not sure why.

Hello
does anyone know the maker of this bowl. An impressed mark which look a bit like an 'L'?
Thanks for any help
Pat

Denby Pottery. 1920s/30s

Found this little modernist black and white candlestick today. The white glazed areas have a semi-matt, satin finish - just like that used on Cheviot and Cloisonne ware. It is unsigned, though the unglazed foot rim is sooo Denby-like. Quite weighty too. Undocumented item?