Knight's Pottery - Tintagel

A lovely big handmade piece, 11"

Knights Tintagel Handmade

Thats a Knights Tintagel its a different pottery to the rest.

Oh ,I see ok , I wondered why it was different , Cheers Dave.

, I just found out , Leonard Knight was a potter at Tintagel Pottery in the early days, but left to set up Knight's Tintagel a rival pottery in the village.

I visited the pottery in 1998, most of the output at that time was in the green/brown glaze. I bought a small vase at the time, I think my parents have it now though.

Leonard Knight started his own pottery in Tintagel (North Cornwall) in the late 1940s and it continued until the mid 1980s when he retired from potting to run a pub in the village.

Thank You for your Help I Bow down to your Knowledge and Wisdom!! Please if you do,nt mind could you View my other posts and enlighten me more!! Yours Gratefully Paul

I usually look at all ID posts so if I haven't said anything it usually means that I have no idea!

O.k And Thank You Once Again

Hello again - Small stoneware jug has ambiguous marking on the base. Is is 'pintage' or tintagel with a missing 'L' and incomplete 'T' ?
Many thanks,
Alan.

It's Knight's of Tintagel. A pottery started by Leonard Knight in the late 1940s after he had worked at the Tintagel Pottery. He continued up to the 1980s.

Many thanks for that.
Alan.

Seems the Tintagel thread in Studio Pottery is a bit of a mix of Knights and Tintagel potteries, so I'm adding this here. Maybe it could be moved into Studio Pottery.

Mug signed Knight on the base

Hi
Does anyone know this signature?
Thanks
Peter

It's 'Knights Tintagel'