odds & sods

these lovely coffee mugs by Anthony Morris ooze 70's style.
hand thrown then altered & fitted with 'rustic' strap handles

The Kiwi potter worked in Diss,Norfolk in 1971 then Eye in Suffolik (1973-1977) then returned to NZ

Rising Hawk Pottery -anyone got any info?
some connecton with Lustre pottery & Carltonware?

I'm tempted to re-glaze this jug,it was very stylish before they got the paint pot out

Is it marked?

Yes Dave,
scratched into the white clay base is DR 94

lovely saltglaze from this American potter now based in the UK

http://www.studiopottery.co.uk/profile/John/Calver

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signed JOE GOTT

I saw this in Goldsmiths window.

dantheman wrote:

6.5 inch bowl,terrific glaze, simply signed AW ?

Alan Wallwork 1931-
Produced all manner of pots, including earthenware, handbuilt oxidised stoneware, burnt particle glazes and many more.
Started London 1957, before moving to Dorset. See link below. Good chance it's him.

Alan Wallwork

dantheman wrote:

I'm tempted to re-glaze this jug,it was very stylish before they got the paint pot out

could be American?

dantheman wrote:



stoneware flask/jug with potter's mark SP or PS?
An impressed daisy flower head decoration on the looped handle but this is obscured by a thick glaze

Looks like a Peter Stoodley mark as shown on page 430 British Studio Potters Marks.

Thesigeng wrote:

dantheman wrote:



stoneware flask/jug with potter's mark SP or PS?
An impressed daisy flower head decoration on the looped handle but this is obscured by a thick glaze

Looks like a Peter Stoodley mark as shown on page 430 British Studio Potters Marks.

that's great! I collect Poole pottery so it's even more interesting now.
Thanks for the id

dantheman wrote:Do you recognise it?

The mark looks very like Sheen Sinclair, with Alan Smith. The A is a bit short though
so not a definate. Worked out of Aldermaston.

Frillo wrote:

dantheman wrote:

lovely saltglazed German flask,wonderful scraffito decoration,AS monogram

could you post a pic of the base please

Alan Smith is an odd name for a German?

Thesigeng wrote:

dantheman wrote:

6.5 inch bowl,terrific glaze, simply signed AW ?

Alan Wallwork 1931-
Produced all manner of pots, including earthenware, handbuilt oxidised stoneware, burnt particle glazes and many more.
Started London 1957, before moving to Dorset. See link below. Good chance it's him.

Alan Wallwork

I haven't seen any similar work by Alan Wallwork? His usual style is very different but it would be wonderful if this turned out to be an unusual piece

a couple of fun Danish wall plaques

Don't know maker

Barry Huggett saltglazed vase

Lovely Barry Hugget Piece

Thanks Ed,I was very pleased when it arrived this week.
I should have said on my previous post that it is 6 inches tall with incised decoration

wonderful tin glazed owl

MARY KEMBERY POTTERY PLAQUES







This Somerset ceramic artist bulds up these plaques layer by layer to give a very unusual 3D effect

http://www.makers.uku.co.uk/maryk.htm