Bryan and Julia Newman, Aller Pottery (Somerset)

Bryan and Julie Newman set up a pottery in South London in 1961 making earthenware and stoneware pots and sculptural items.  They moved to Aller in Somerset in 1966 and established Aller Pottery.

Please can anyone help me on this piece I have not been able to confirm id on over last 10 years. Susie

Its the 'A' within a square, with or without a dot between the legs of the 'A', if that makes sense!

gorgeous footed bowl, internal tenmoku glaze, external beautiful colours (note to self, must learn more about glazes!)
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Something completely different with a clear mark too.

any ideas on maker....origin?
would be great....!
thanx anyway...

Recently bought this rather nice 11 inches tall, green and brown stoneware bottle. Clear mark to base but have been unable to identify. All suggestions welcome, thanks John

fairly large (5-6" width and height) lidded pot. I love the shape of this and also the decoration on the lid.



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Bryan Newman from Aller started Eos pottery in Dulwich 1961-66

Stoneware Slab pot Bryan Newman
Height just over 10" the pot that is not Bryan , who would be considerably taller I imagine .

seal mark on its side , Thanks SP for ID

The marks that he used, including the different types of A, changed over the years, as seals for stamping the mark got lost I imagine.

The type of clay, glaze and style that I associate with Bryan's sculptural work, as opposed to the functional ware produced by him, his wife and assistants, told me that this was his before even seeing the mark. A mark, which the books would indicate is not right.

i think we had this recently.... will try to find it after posting....

If the pot has a reddish brown clay rather than grey, check out this thread in case it's not Aller -

https://www.20thcenturyforum.com/t12844-ardencaple-pottery-helensburgh-scotland

a vessel which has holes in the bottom so i'm assuming it's for draining cutlery when it's been washed.  Marked with an 'A' which is a mark i'm sure i've seen here before but can't for the life of me remember who it was.

Does anyone recognize this mark or the pottery?
Thanks
Simon

Any ideas please on this vase, clear professional looking seal. All suggestions welcome John

Kim Newman's website, with a photo of her parents, Julia and Bryan:

http://johnnyalucard.com/biography/

http://johnnyalucard.files.wordpress.com/2011/05/bryanandjuliabw.png

Would anyone care to suggest a potter(y), please?

Thanks for looking. Great tactile glaze. Mark is similar to Aller Pottery. Many many thanks