Sheep, mermaid and horse moneybox by Salter, Walsall, W Midlands

I think its a mermaid, red earthenware no markings.

Similar to the mermaid, but the glaze is completely different in colour. Its marked to the base with what I think says 'SALTER WALSALL' .

Wow!
She one ugly slug Dave I would still have her in my mermaid collection though

Both are stylish pieces Dave,I agree they seem to be from the same pottery,I would be interested to see more Salter pottery

Hardly Daryl Hannah is she?

I prefer my mermaids a little more shapely,Daryl was perfect for the roll

So probably not Bitossi? Body is white earthenware - slipcast

It might be by Secla, Portugal

Yes, looking now TY - right time, glaze and clay and style

Found another the same in turquoise with different decoration but described as Scandinavian. I Don't think it's Scandi.

This one popped up at auction and now on eBay with a big price but marked Salter Walsall

Anyone else know who he is? I'm getting nothing?

Looks like another example here, signed salter 66, and very similar style to the ceramic horse figurine


https://www.iconicedinburgh.co.uk/products/massive-1960s-art-pottery-bowl-showing-a-comical-soldier-seated-on-a-horse-signed-salter-66

not a pottery that springs to mind

Can't have made much, pieces few and far between

Just to point our that this is by Salter from Walsall not by a man called Salter Walsall

It is signed on the base; Salter 66. This relates to an English pottery that was producing artistic pots and sculptural items in this unique style in Walsall, England in the mid 1960s. Another pottery opened in Walsall in the 1980s - but this is not to be confused with the Salter Walsall production.