Lisbeth Hagan from Christchurch

Tania's mark, as in the book, comes very close to this, but differs a bit as well. I can't find a lot of pictures of her work, so it's hard to compare. Here, for your viewing pleasure, a teapot, milk jug and either a spoon holder or a sugar bowl:

That mark is so similar, yet so different that it's too hard for me to make a call on it Hannele ..

Same here, which is why I asked. So similar, yet so different. And not enough photographs of her work to tell me more. Argh!
Still, a nice little set and so different. Really special.

And another milk jug, evidently from the same potter:

No, this is not my work.

tania carey wrote:No, this is not my work.

Thanks Tania, would it be possible to see an example of your work and your mark please?

Thanks, Ev

tania carey wrote:No, this is not my work.

Thank you for letting me know, Tania.

So whose work could it be? A mystery to be solved.

According to Frederika Ernsten (I love her work, function over form, clear and clean lines), this is the mark of Lisbeth Hagan from Redcliffs, Christchurch. There is not a lot of information about Lisbeth that I can find. Frederika says she changed her last name at some point, which could account for the change in her mark.
The research continues.

I saw your post on Facebook yesterday and I'm so pleased that Frederika replied.

Can you add that clear L mark on here please so that I can add it to the Gallery?

I can't find the mark from your original post, but probably deleted it when Tania Carey said it wasn't her work.

I will get all the pieces out of storage, make pictures of the marks, and post them here. It might be a couple of days, of course, but I will get to it.

Hannele I can pick up the photo on Facebook if that is easier?

I can post the ones I have here, I just wanted clearer ones for myself, now I have a name.

Thanks and I will move this topic into the Studio Pottery category now that you have identified the work and mark.