Mousehole pottery, Biddy & Bill Picard (Cornwall)

Bud vase by Greta Perry

just thought I'd add this one - large teapot.
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large pot ( firing crack near base ) early piece I believe

Is this small eartenware jug (height 10 cm) from Mousehole Pottery in Mousehole, West Cornwall and made in the first period 1955-61 by Bill and Biddy Picard?

Thank you,

The mark shown in The Digital Museum of Cornish Ceramics is the one used by Greta Perry between 1978 and 1989.

I can clearly see the mouse head and the hole in the wall.

Greta Perry Coffee set

6" High

A 5.5 in ribbed vase.

Hallo all.
I'm pretty confident this small pot is from the Mousehole Pottery (Bill/Biddy Picard and later their daughter Greta Perry)), but can anyone tell me which of these craft persons actually made the bowl? Is there something in the style which distinguishes each potter?
Thank you.
Jack.

it's Mousehole for sure but no idea who

I dont know, but it was mentioned on our Mousehole Pottery thread
https://www.20thcenturyforum.com/t6572-mousehole-pottery

Jakjo wrote:Thank you,

The mark shown in The Digital Museum of Cornish Ceramics is the one used by Greta Perry between 1978 and 1989.

I can clearly see the mouse head and the hole in the wall.

http://www.cornishceramics.com/pmousehole.htm

Thats interesting Naomi. I thought this pot couldn't be too old.
Unfortunately Fournier suggests this impressed mark was used in 1954 on domestic ware.

Tbh I’m not seeing a difference in the style of the pots or the mark Maybe Greta just continued where her father left off

Any ideas about this rather odd mark, looks like a face rather than letters/shapes?

All suggestions gratefully received.

Helen

Or a wee mouse?

Could be, that would explain the ears..

I looked up Mousehole marks and it looks like one of them...

Fantastic - thank you! That does look right, and I picked it up in Falmouth so that would make sense. Thanks again!

I shall try again. I have bought this bowl and would like to find out who made it.

I have added another picture of the maker’s mark.

Mousehole Pottery, Cornwall