Jeremy Leach stamps

A great pair of Jeremy Leach studio potter Japanese inspired vases 

I have been doing research on the markings 

And to date the marks i think are right
JL  Jeremy Leach
TR Robert Tinnyunt 
M Matilda Pottery    
The Cross i think is religious 

So todate if above is correct still looking for the E mark Meaning ?

I hope you can help 

Thanks as always 
Alex 

Some similar here

https://www.20thcenturyforum.com/t20353-jeremy-leach

Jeremy Leach loves his stamps. You can always tell one of his pots just by the number and variety of stamps on the base :)

Thank you for your Help

With reference to the M 
i Came across this info 


Stamp for Matilda Pottery "M", Hay Tor which existed for just a short time and initialled by Jeremy Leach

Alex J wrote:Stamp for Matilda Pottery "M", Hay Tor which existed for just a short time and initialled by Jeremy Leach

SP explains about halfway down on this page here:

https://www.20thcenturyforum.com/t20353-jeremy-leach

Thank you

Just tried to make sense of Jeremy's marks for the BISPM database:

Timeline from the Marks book:

1957- Wiltshire.
1962- London.
1965- Lebanon.
1967- Harrow.
1970- Lowerdown, Bovey Tracey, Devon.
1982- Chichester.
1983- Lowerdown, Bovey Tracey, Devon.
1998- Moorlands, Haytor Vale, Dartmoor, Devon.
2001- Lowerdown, Bovey Tracey, Devon.
2014- The Edgemore Hotel, Haytor Road, Bovey Tracey, Devon.
(I've added: 2010s- Muchelney, Somerset).


My interpretation:

Jeremy has used numerous stamps on his pots over the years:
CP stamp was used at Craft Pottery in London. Prior to that he used a DS stamp for Dauntsey School in Wiltshire but I've not seen an example of it.
The fish, and then the cross stamps signify his Christian faith.
TR stamp stands for Robert Tinnyunt at Lowerdown Pottery (L+ mark) although Tinnyunt was just finishing there when Jeremy arrived in 1970 so it may be as a thank you to Tinnyunt for training him, especially since it also appears later, on pots stamped with the M and E pottery marks. Also the vase shapes and glazes are very similar to Tinnyunt's so there may be other reasons for using it.
Jeremy returned to Lowerdown several times so the L+ stamp is not always accompanied by the TR stamp.
M is for Moorlands Pottery - often referred to as Matilda Pottery (sometimes written Mathilda) based near Hay Tor. Legend says the pottery was named after a favorite aunt but the Marks book has it down as Moorlands so Jeremy must have corrected it, although it's sometimes accompanied by the E stamp which he used at The Edgemore Hotel when he returned to Hay Tor in 2014, in which case the Matilda story would be correct.
The handwritten JL ME mark was on a tankard I bought at Muchelney Pottery in the 2010s, although the M and E might stand for Matilda / Edgemore Pottery rather than Muchelney, although he might have fired them at Muchelney.