Goose family

Nicely made, and decorated with coloured slip on terracotta clay.
Not unlike the Denby geese. Heights 4in and 2in.

The Celadon green, and the clay, remind me of Lochhead Scotland.

Torquay pottery maybe? That clay looks the iron-rich reddish Devon clay. Similarly the colour scheme  reminds me a bit of their wares. Moreover, a family of geese is very much a touristy gift ware sort of item, and that was the Torquay potteries market.

Yes I see the logic Phil, but if they were Torquay I would maybe have expected
to have seen some before, which I haven't, so I was veering more towards a
smaller pottery.

Which Lochhead pottery did you mean Denby? Google gives several.
There were a Lot of Torquay potteries big and small over a long period. T

Sorry I mean this one. they used that Celadon a lot on smaller items.

https://www.20thcenturyforum.com/t12328-tom-wilson-lochhead-kirkcudbright

Well yes to the the Torquay, but collecting and dealing in it, I've never seen these,
but being unmarked, one wouldn't have known as such anyway.