Aldermaston Pottery

By David Tipler.

Thank you for the super quick ID

Helen

Hi,
Does anyone know this artist??
Thanks

Thre's something Aldermaston about it, but can't see a match in the mark.
Possibly a glaze trial.

Aldermaston Pottery's standard ware. but I don’t know which apprentice made it.

Green & white studio vase, 1970s style
Incised mark, JO, JC or JE maybe or…

By Mary O'Gorman. Trained at Aldermaston Pottery and then moved to Ireland

The colours did make me think Aldermaston. Do you think this would have been done when she was at Aldermaston or later in Ireland? I can see some pieces from Kilkenny are marked wither MARY O GORMAN impressed mark as well as her signature.

Seems to include the Aldermaston A plus OG in the mark, and one of the pottery's vase shapes (although she did carry on making them in Ireland), so I'd say made at Aldermaston.

Hello, does anyone know who might have made this piece? Many thanks:)

Aldermaston Pottery. Looks like David Tipler's mark

Thank you Naomi :) That's great, it's a lovely piece.

Label said Gill Bent but I haven’t checked it yet

In the earlier years Aldermaston and indeed Alan Caiger Smith himself would try many different things. They were after all, a working pottery that needed to make money.
             This week there was an auction of such early Aldermaston pottery at Hannam's in Hampshire. The following images mostly had Alan Caiger Smith's mark on. But all were definitely marked with some Aldermaston mark. The Pig and cow, and the bright blue glaze on a couple of pieces are especially unusual.

Never guess that those two animals were ASC

Unusual piece by Alan Caiger-Smith, a commission for Shalford Mustard - Caiger-Smith lived in Shalford in Sussex - date code for 1981. I don’t know what the J stamp is for

Here are two pictures of an eighteen inch platter that we received as a wedding gift back in 1971.  It was bought from Aldermaston pottery by a family friend who lived locally.  According to this friend the potter was reluctant to sell it as ut had been an experimental piece and, to be frank. it isn't quite flat!!  I haven't seen anything else quite like it.  Can anyone identify the potter's mark?

That is a lovely piece, and Very unusual for Aldermaston. The AC is for Edgar Campden who started in the early years of Aldermaston pottery in 1961, and worked there until the late 80's. I wonder if this was a personal experiment? Hence the reluctance to sell it.

Very nice, and very unusual.

Thank you Philpot for the information. I think it must have been a personal experiment. Our family friend was something of a character around sulhamstead and VERY determined when she set her mind on something. It seems a miracle to me that we have managed to keep this piece undamaged through 50 years and three moves of house. It has occasionally even been used to serve food. Will it survive the grandchildren?

A little lustre bud vase by Angela Monckton, Aldermaston Pottery

Aldermaston jug. Edgar campden?
His was the nearest I could see on the Aldermaston potters list but it has the extra dot.
?

Looks right

Good. Bit chipped but couldn’t say no.

Hi guys, I've been a member for a while but its a while since I added to my collection. I think this is aldermaston but dont know the maker. I initially thought Edgar Campden but not sure now. Hope you like it.