Leach Pottery "Standard Ware" Porcelain Vase

Trevor Corser did make small porcelain pots at St Ives, But with no other mark and
the standard ware "England", it could be anyone.

https://www.20thcenturyforum.com/t22029-trevor-corser#196749

Porcelain would have been extremely rare in the original Leach pottery operation. They operated to a tight budget, and porcelain was a much more expensive medium. Moreover a lot more difficult for the apprentice to do quickly.
Four inches is also a little big for Leach bud vase.

Amanda Brier is a name to throw into the mix.She worked at the St Ives pottery from 2000 with Trevor Corser and Joanna Wason. I have had a couple of pieces of hers. This one reminds me of them. Look at the Google images and see what you think. It might aslo possibly come from the modern St Ives pottery incarnation.

This would have been made at the Leach Pottery in the late 1960s into the 1970s and was part of the "Standard Ware" range. Most of the range was, as the names suggests, of a standard size, clay and glaze. However, these small bottles were of different shapes and sometimes with brush decoration too.

In the 1975 Standard Ware catalogue they cost £2 each. As a comparison yunomis were £2.25; cane handled teapots were £5.95 and mugs £1.25.

The England stamp was discontinued after Bernard’s death so too early for Amanda Brier

NaomiM wrote:The England stamp was discontinued after Bernard’s death so too early for Amanda Brier

as did the Standard Ware range.