Glynn Ward, etc, Birkenhead - BP and GW mark windmill mark

I am confident that you will be able to identify the impressed mark on this jam pot.

Perhaps a pic of the full base with the mark not so enlarged will help. Looks to me like a capital B with the letter C linked underneath.

"Bridgefoot" may not be the word I was trying to remember, from what I remember it sounded similar though.

I'll keep thinking.

I think it's a BP monogram, I have a little vase somewhere by the same maker.

This set of marks have Stan Johnson's SJ stamp, and Glynn Ward's W mark, plus a BP. mark

Didn't finish with this one, perhaps another picture of the mark will help. Does anyone recognise it?

Picked this up a while ago. It's clearly marked B and W but I would like some help please. The B looks like Bennett Coopers mark, and I've seen some dishes & platters with similar decoration. The W alongside it...I don't know. Can anyone tell me if I'm on the right track with Bennett Cooper.

Who is this potter

This pot was made in the late 70's early 80's at birkenhead park pottery :) I know this as i worked there as a apprentice in the 70's and the stamp is registered at the Williamson art gallery

Welcome Carla and thank you for the information. I notice that you are making pots under your own name these days.

studio-pots wrote:Welcome Carla and thank you for the information. I notice that you are making pots under your own name these days.

Indeed i am , along with 3 other members of the birkenhead park pottery team

I know I've seen these before but,, BP?

very neatly potted and a superb functional design

Birkenhead Pottery vase, with SJ stamp for Stan Johnson (via Carla Pownall on another forum)

Found a reference somewhere, while looking for something else,
attributing this mark to a Brampton pottery, but there are
several Bramptons in the UK.

I've seen the mark before but not IDed it. There was a suggestion it was Old Ballarat Pottery from Australia which has a similar mark but different font so just mentioning it to exclude it 
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Simple piece, I find the inner glaze rather pleasing.

Just an indented hole for a mark....

If anyone knows anything it would be appreciated, thanks

Unique if nothing else. It does look like there's an impressed fern to the right of it, to my eyes at least 🥴

I know, I'm seeing things :0)

I believe it’s by Glynn Ward, Birkenhead, although another pottery also used the same decoration so he may have had more than one pottery.

Stoneware beaker, tenmoku glaze inside, iron painted decoration outside.
Deep impressed circle mark
Have we had this same mark recently?

By Glynn Ward, Birkenhead Park Pottery

Thank you!

Don’t know whether it’s of any use but in some research I did regarding a piece from Birkenhead Park Pottery I contacted Carla Pownall - she kindly confirmed her mark from her time there as a C with an underscored line