Miniature salt glazed vase - Jason Braham?

There have been a lot of potters making miniatures - recently bought one by Sabine Nemet - but any chance this is by Guy Sydenham?

I can see where you're coming from but no
Lovely vase though

May be Winchcombe? Too small for a stamp

I would be amazed if it was made be a young potter, it's top saltglazing

found a couple made by Ray Finch but they have his personal Winchcombe mark

Dan, what does poor slatgalze look like?

slatgalze is when you really mess up saltglaze

but seriously, the less experienced saltglazers can end up with brown treacle - like areas and have little to no control over which bits get coated and which bits don't & often get glaze running down the sides
Naomi's super little pot has tree distinct bands and a clean bottom, LOVELY!

Please let me know if you decide to sell it Naomi

It's sitting next to my miniature Sabine Nemet atm. Definitely going to get more of those at the fairs

Poor saltglaze can be uneven as it's a throw and hope.
I think Dan knows what it is Naomi!

A fellow collector has said it looks like her little Winchcombe pots, but salt glazed surfaces tend to look the same

Don't think its is Ray Finch Winchcombe. Surface does not look right. Or for that matter any of the Harrow group.

denbydump wrote:Poor saltglaze can be uneven as it's a throw and hope.
I think Dan knows what it is Naomi!

saltglazing can be far more controlled and varied than throw and hope! I imagine very few potters use dry salt these days.

Could be Jason Braham.

Could be. He does some wornderful pieces
Or maybe Liz Gale?

I doubt that Liz made it

Yes, think Jason is a better bet

his pedigree would match the quality of the vase