Who threw this unusal studio vase? sgraffito lines decoration

Good morning,

Anyone have any ideas who may have made this unusual vase, stands about 9" tall.  Unmarked. TIA

It has simiarities with Briglin's and Ray Marshall's work
Iden Rye?

morning! did think about him, but did he only work with stoneware but Briglin is a good shout. Struggling to find anything near ths shape/design, x

I've scanned everything Briglin on eb daily for the last 15+ years and it does not ring any bells.
I can't say absolute 'no' but gut says not B to me.

'Influence'
Vague word that. But quite a fair description. Briglin was a big deal in the 50's/60's. A central London studio pottery with a ever changing cast and significant exposure, by its very nature of where it was. A lorra people tried their ideas. Probably a lot more than the official/traditional Leach/Rie/Coper history of 50's/60's version of studio pottery.
So probably that is it. A lovely atypical Briglin influenced pottery of its time. Probably forever unknown. But what the heck? Lovely is lovely...period. There are times when we just need to grateful for what we have.

Thank you for your feedback guys, like you say we may never kmow! it is beautifully made and the applied top is not at an angle as my bad photo seems to show We might find out at som point but for now its on my shelf. E x