Nic Harrison, Trelowarren Pottery

Large pottery plate or tray.





Nic Harrison was the last student under Bernard Leach before he died. Nic set up his first pottery 1981 on the Trelowarren Estate near the village of Mawgan just outside of Helston in Cornwall UK, in 2005 he moved his pottery to Ashton near Breage close to the main road from Penzance to Helston.

Spotted a similar one on Nic's stand at Farnham's Art In Clay show this year.




Some more pics from the show (I asked permission first).

Pin dish

An 8 inch 2 handled dish .

Thanks in anticipation

I think it's called a Nappy.
Is it s T r Brin? hard to see.

The Trelowarren Pottery mark I believe. (Nic Harrison)

It is tp....A nappy..i must Google..and thanks !

Potty wrote:The Trelowarren Pottery mark I believe. (Nic Harrison)

Agreed

Thanks all...whats a Nappy ?

Well that's what T G Green called this shape in Cornishware.

I think a nappy is a feeding bowl. I've seen these described as pouring bowls.

Ah..Thanks

Very nice small Nic Harrison mug. Trelowarren Pottery, Mawgan Near Helston - Cornwall UK - Circa 1981 to 2005.    

Studio pottery mug but cannot pull any info from the mark apart from maybe a faint Tp for Trelowarren Pottery but not sure about the design and glaze, anyone know the potter and design, thanks.

Pretty much a classic standard decoration much used 1970's , which would be no use in identification. Which leaves the occluded mark. Is there a P or R in there? I vaguely wonder about Robert Tinnyunt,who worked with David Leach.
https://www.20thcenturyforum.com/t15427-robert-tinnyunt?highlight=tinnyunt

philpot wrote:Pretty much a classic standard decoration much used 1970's , which would be no use in identification. Which leaves the occluded mark. Is there a P or R in there? I vaguely wonder about Robert Tinnyunt,who worked with David Leach.
https://www.20thcenturyforum.com/t15427-robert-tinnyunt?highlight=tinnyunt

Shame about the mark not being so clear. It maybe a faint capital T or P and defiantly a lowercase letter, anyway one to ponder over, thanks for your reply.

Looks like Trelowarren’s mark to me

NaomiM wrote:Looks like Trelowarren’s mark to me

Yes "NaomiM", this is still stuck in my mind at the moment and would go for Trelowarren, thanks Ernest.

This is what info I have pulled from the mark by drawing around what I think is a Tp. Looks good to me, just my opinion, could be Tr.

Looks Like Nic Harrison's Mark for Trelowarren Pottery if it is a Tp to me...

Small vase with celadon glaze by Nic Harrison. Personal NH mark used on small pots from 1981-

Nic Harrison at  Hatfield 2017. Very much a different style

Hi, I'd be grateful for any help with the to ID this jug. 20cm ( 8" ) high, many thanks

By Nic Harrison, Trelowarren Pottery