David Frith & Margaret Frith - Brookhouse Pottery

I am sure I have seem this mark recently , but where?

Great Site Dan and yes definitely by him ,confirmed by oakwood ceramics as an very early piece at the brookhouse pottery ,leach influence with the dolomite glaze and tenmoku trail ,not bad for £4 at sundays car boot ,my only buy that day , happy Ed

I believe this a very rare piece , slab built , 11" cubed , weighs a ton

13" charger

Purchased this morning- Studio ten sided vase and cover- pair maker's marks, perfect condition 13cms high

Brookhouse Pottery - David Frith (I think it's his personal seal shown).

Very nice too by the way!

P.S. In future ID requests, could you put roughly what the item is in the title please (i.e. "Studio Pottery Jar"), helps when people are searching later down the line

9" tall. Mark appears to be one used by David Frith.

I don't have many studio pots but this is the best quality piece I have/found. It feels really great to hold, balanced and heavy and a lovely glaze.

Lidded jug by David Frith


Lidded pot my Margaret Frith

I thought that I had already posted this but can't find it here so reposting and hoping don't have 2 show up!!
I an hoping to ID this preserve pot/sugar bowl. It has a faded paper label which appears to read ???????????????? POTTERY DENBIGH WALES and an impressed seal which I am reading as FP. I feel that the seal is familiar but I may be imagining that
I would be grateful for any ideas on this

       

I think this might be a David and Margaret Frith pottery mark

I did wonder that but all the pieces I had seen were marked "dfp" rather than "fp". However the lettering is so similar I tend to agree with you.
I have sent an email to David Frith so hopefully may get some clarification, if so will post.

A David Frith 13 inch charger.

I did say I was going to sell my collection, however when I popped into a shop today I had to treat myself to this beautiful rectangular box marked with the Brookhouse mark but no potters mark. I would like to think it is David Frith? what do you nice people think? The sizes are approximately 22cm by 8.5cm



   

A porcelain charger by Margaret Frith.  This dates to around 2000. The mark is a bit indistinct because of the glaze.