MP, CH, H and tree mark - Howard Charles, Masham Pottery

Please can anyone identify this jug? , many thanks

The last pic is the base of the lidded pot. the stopper on the decanter is hollow and glazed inside, is it meant to be used to drink from?
Any ideas on where it's made? Who by? Date?

Any ideas, thoughts welcome.

Thanks for looking. x

We've had this CH mark before. I don't think it's been Id-ed.

Thank you.

Hi
My first visit. I have minimal knowledge and an internet search has proved fruitless. I have a large bowl with a studio mark impressed in the base. I was wondering if anyone recognizes it. The mark looks to me a bit like an apple with a letter H.

I have seen pottery with an apple stamp but it was far more rounded and..well apple like

dantheman wrote:I have seen pottery with an apple stamp but it was far more rounded and..well apple like

Yes it may not be an apple. It was just my first impression.

sometimes an impression can be helpful, try pushing bluetac into the stamp

Unusual signed piece seems to have a makers cypher or maybe a couple of people
made these pieces i am not to up on pots so i thought i would show the collectors
incase they are to good to use in the warm weather. Seems to be a dark rusty color
quite heavily potted maybe. Hope somebody recognises the marks Thank you folks

I’ve seen the mark a few times but still a mystery

Thank you NaomiM

I've seen a few pots with these marks attributed to Howard Charles, Masham Pottery. He's now semi-retired and making figurines based on Lowry figures, stocked at Masham Gallery.

Thanks in advance!

Still a mystery

Just matched it to Howard Charles, Masham Pottery. He also used a CH and MP pair of stamps on pots with this sheep decoration

By Howard Charles, Masham Pottery

by Howard Charles, Masham Pottery. He used an MP HC mark but some pots had a similar tree decoration to these ones, and just matched the CH and Tree paired stamps to Masham Pottery via their sheep decoration