Hookshouse Pottery, Christopher/Chris White

A rather indistinct mark I'm afraid. Any ideas?

Thanks for looking.

Probably fairly recent, but I like it & can't find mark in my book.
Thanks,
Alan.

Very nice.
Although it doesn't have the Hookshouse Pottery mark, I'm wondering if it could be by Christopher White

http://www.hookshousepottery.co.uk/oneoff.html

Christopher White wrote "Yes, this is indeed one of mine. A pattern I didn't do very often, but I must say I rather like it - maybe I'll be inspired to use it again! It's fascinating to come across pieces I made twenty or more years ago (probably mid eighties) and be reminded of what I was making then!" Chris.

Lovely dark blue jug with fluted sides by Hookshouse Pottery

Little vase, 9cm tall.  Marked with a rather faintly incised version of the usual CW seal mark.

This little stoneware vase with perfectly controlled glazes is very well modelled and has a crisp impression of the potter's seal.

To some extent, it is probably influenced by Japanese ceramics and David Leach style and technique which is not enough, I am afraid, to decipher the potter's signature.

I would be very grateful for any help with identifying the potter's seal.

superbly photographed ijkard, what lighting did you use please?

Re: A comment by dantheman Today at 7:08 am: "Superbly photographed..."

Thanks. The photographs were taken in daylight against white canvas near a window.

Is it an h with a dot ?
There's a pottery called Hookshouse that has that as a mark.

this is the Hookshouse mark

Just to confirm the above, definitely by Chris White at Hookshouse, we have a couple of chargers by him, great potter.

Re: Comments by carolalev Today at 8:21 am, by dantheman Today at 10:23 am, by abstract toad Today at 10:38 am

A big thankyou to all of you. It is amazing how quickly you have identified the potter's mark and how well your database is organised not to mentioned your impressive knowledge of the potters and their work. Thank you ever so much.