Eric Golding, Branscombe Pottery

Stoneware bowl, impressed mark which possibly reads as a b with a dot. Having said that, it looks very much like a letter s when held a certain way.
Any help with ID welcomed,  thank you. 

My first thought is that it looked a bit like a capital B with the top join not completed or glaze occluded. That Would make it be very much like the mark of Paul Barron. He taught at Farnham and shared a pottery with Henry Hammond post-war.

Good morning philpot. Thank you for the feedback, I am appreciative.
I agree, the mark doesn't look complete and as a result, it could be anything!!! Hence I'm not too hopeful in getting an ID. I'll have a dig around P.Barron and see what else pops up.
I was sure (when I first picked it up) there would be the mark of D.L.Jones to the underside, it's very similar in many respects to a few of his pieces I've owned. So no doubt it's by an accomplished potter, in my opinion.
Many thanks again

My first thought was Julia Quigley, but the mark is slightly off.

Maybe Branscombe?

Potty & Carolalev, thank you both. Good to have more to go on, at worst I will learn something new and that is always a bonus.

Branscombe seems spot on.

There is a similar bowl on this Eric Golding thread.

https://www.20thcenturyforum.com/t18714-eric-golding-branscombe-pottery#186539

It's lacking the E, but the other mark looks pretty much spot on, as well as ticking a few other comparable boxes....

I nearly didn't post this bowl because I wrongly believed the mark to be too obscure for ID. I'm so glad I did.
Many thanks Pugmill for providing the final confirmation, and thanks again to everyone else that helped.
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