Alan Frewin, Nonsuch and Millhouse Potteries slipware

1965 -1970 mark.

Not his usual style. Tin glazed, I think, rather than the honey slipware.

Hi
Can anyone tell me if Alan is still potting or just painting?
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Funnily enough we had a look into Millhouse pottery today,on the way back from Norwich.Still going strong,with someseriously underated pottery!

Thanks Philpot. Lucky you!!
I want to email him to see if a platter I have is one of his - I fear it may not be though as it's not signed ( I've posted a request in the ID section)

Flagon with windmill mark (the cork is a replacement):

I'm not partial to slip wear but found this, it's not in excellent condition but looked like it had some age...with a mark I could id!
I've searched and I think it's Alan Frewin. Could anyone tell me if it's likely to be Nonsuch Pottery because I've read he only owned it for a short period between 1965-67.

Yes, it's his early mark before moving to Norfolk in 1970.

Yes, it's similar to the example in the BSPM book, used 1965-70 at Nonsuch Pottery and London before he moved to Millhouse Pottery in Norfolk and changed it to a windmill

Alan Frewin said it should be called Alan Frewin Studio Pottery rather than Nonsuch Pottery. He and Peter Riffin had planned to start a pottery on the edge of the Nonsuch Estate in the ‘60s but the plans fell through. The stamp is supposed to represent a stylised AF monogram 

I wonder how common this piece is from alan frewin? - not seen many moneyboxes and certainly no hedgehogs... Are there other examples around???

Just got this this morning and can’t find mark. Combed fish design, slipware. Not sure actually if this is a pie crust edge, more shaped.
Arrow and dots mark

wow! I would love to bring that to my table filled with fish pie slurp

Any ideas Dan? Well made - must be a known maker except not by me!

Early Alan Frewin piece, from his Nonsuch Pottery

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Great - I think I may have some of his Millhouse pieces.seems to be loads of it on eBay. Well done!

He died a couple of years ago, and the estate seems to have been trying to sell his surviving work on Ebay. While they are nice pieces, they are rather overpriced for what his pottery normally has sold for.

Maybe I should use it for fish pie!

these items just collect dust, better to get use out of them and enjoy them

I wondered why there had been a flurry on one off pieces on eBay recently.

I think I'm right in saying he was ex Briglin. Which would normally interest me, but he doesn't do it for me

I think its pretty cool - just the type of item I love to find

I am not sure which way up this little impressed mark is supposed to be.. It looks like an L with the two dots mark for Leach but on close inspection I don't know... Its a large dish about 10"diameter glazed inside only. Please help, many thanks

By Alan Frewin’s Nonsuch Pottery

Absolutely... perfectly matched. thank you sooooo much Naomim :)