Any idea on these folks? Yes, Christine Bell-Pearson

anyone recognize the mark or design? any help would be appreciated.
cheers Paul

Hi paul, these dishes remind me of Barry Ball's 1280 Pottery commercial venture.
Check out the link and scroll down to the beautiful dishes -
http://newzealandpottery.forumotion.net/t895-barry-ball?highlight=barry+ball

oh yeah they do look very simular thanks again mate.

Chelsea Pottry (UK) also does some similar dishes - but they do usually have Chelsea or Chelsea potteries inscribed or stamped on the back.

Cat-a-lat wrote:Chelsea Pottry (UK) also does some similar dishes - but they do usually have Chelsea or Chelsea potteries inscribed or stamped on the back.

Hi thanks no Chelsea pottery that I can see good call.

Just found out who this is Christine Bell-Pearson if you look at the glazed over mark it stands out once you know CBP.

awesome, lovely work too!

Great stuff, as I can make sense of the mark now

So glad I found this topic. I came across these 2 dishes, and almost bought them, but could not figure out who the potter was. Neither mark was clear enough

I can't see the P, but it looks the same, down to the Not for Food underneath

This mark is different, with a dot inside a V

I listed this salt pig the other day, and didn't recognise the signature

Uninteresting from the front, but flowery on the other sides

I couldn't find the mark in the Potters Marks book, but of course I should have checked our wonderful site, shouldn't I?