Steve Hague, Thoresby Hall Pottery , SM mark

No my usual thing but my 7 year old daughter liked it - not sure what it is.

I have a pot with this mark too. Not IDed it yet.

Found this link to a mark in a similar style - could be the same family/studio?

http://www.ceramike.com/replytoufopot.asp?pot=255

Johners2000 wrote:Found this link to a mark in a similar style - could be the same family/studio?

http://www.ceramike.com/replytoufopot.asp?pot=255

It's not unusual for potters in the second half of the 20thC to have a gothic or Victorian style monogram. I assume there was a company making them at some point. Not the same maker, though, sorry.

By Thoresby Hall Pottery. Here’s one with a similar SM mark and pottery stamp. Steve Hague potted there but I don’t know what SM stands for.

A Steve Hague pedestal bowl with attractive lustre glaze, probably made before his stint at Thoresby.

I believe this is a Steve Hague Thoresby pottery goblet. It has a frog inside. I've not seen another like it, however. Can anyone confirm this is Steve Hague, Thoresby pottery, and any info on it? Thank you!

Certainly Thoresby Hall Pottery, and since we’ve only found mention of one potter working there we have to assume the S in the SM mark stands for Steve

Hi thank you. I've found out it is Steve Hague.