Probably Glynn Ward, Birkenhead Pottery

I know I've seen these before but,, BP?

very neatly potted and a superb functional design

Found a reference somewhere, while looking for something else,
attributing this mark to a Brampton pottery, but there are
several Bramptons in the UK.

I've seen the mark before but not IDed it. There was a suggestion it was Old Ballarat Pottery from Australia which has a similar mark but different font so just mentioning it to exclude it 
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I’m pretty sure this mystery BP mark is Birkenhead Pottery rather than Brampton Pottery. This one also has Glynn Ward’s W mark. But I’ll leave it separate from the main thread until I’m 100% sure  

It may not be relevant, but as I see it, I'll mention it.
There are 2 noticeable differences between these to marks.
1) The first one has a very flat top to the down stroke, with what looks to be a very slight dip (notch) before going into the rounded part of the mark. This latest one seems to a smooth line between the down stroke and the rounded part.
2) The first mark has the centre dots of the BP in a straight line parallel to the down stroke. This latest one shows the two centres clearly not parallel.

It could be just different stamps made at different times. But it could also be just the same idea, by different potteries?

True.


These are the Glynn Ward stamps I was comparing them too. The decoration has elements of both the standard Birkenhead decoration, and the extra glaze dots seen on the mystery pots. And similar decoration to the mug at the bottom of the thread

Just the W mark

I think these are also made by the same hand as the tankard, and have the same BP stamp

Yes the orange dots are quite distinctive.