Crown Lynn cup, wine jug and sips, lidded pot

The signature looks like Heather's, mostly, but the way the tulips are painted reminds me of Hiromi, as well as the dark blue background:

Platter, marked with B?



And one marked with BP?

Found some more Herald, 6 bowls and 6 dinner plates, no need for pictures of those.
Also a lidded casserole marked SP:



This mark on this casserole is very similar to that of Christopher Peter Clouston:

Adding the photographs in dribs and drabs, trying to fit them all in a couple of posts.
Banded straight cup, speckled glaze:


6 dark brown cups:

4 cups, same shape, 2 colours:

Banded cup:

Banded saucer:

Ribbed cup:

3 plates, looking identical, 3 different numbers, 84, 85 and 87:

Avondale Selection side plate and cups:



Cresta side plate:

Meridian side plate:

Modern Living cup, saucer, side plate:




Nairobi saucer:

Vintage D982 cup:

Kelston Ceramics, Ashleigh D951, cups and saucers, plates, bowls:

Janice here is the Ashleigh pics that Hannele posted yesterday.
I didn't pick up on the fact that this had a different number :O

Back to the drawing board - odd how the number is different
Need to go through my files ti see what I can find.
Are you looking too?
Janice

I will add it to the Gallery Janice.
I've had a bit of a look, but don't have the work sheets for this pattern.
It could be on a different background like Glow White, or that Micaceious glaze that has that slight speckle?
I will add a link to this topic.

I will check out my pictures, or take a new one, to see about showing the background more clearly, and post that on the Ashleigh post.

2 cups and saucers, 1 saucer chipped:


Balmoral lunch plate:


And some 1169 eared spiral soup bowls:

The only mention of a Griggs Pottery I can find, places it in Cornwall. The things we find here, never cease to amaze me. 2 jugs, 5 cups and 6 saucers:

Hannele the first cup and saucer is Karen d563 Crown Lynn

Thank you, Ev. In the archive this pattern goes.

An Australian piece by Christopher Vine Designs, a square bowl with aubergine and peppers:

I don't know the maker's mark of this very nice and rather large salt pig:

Denys Hadfield my dear Hannele

https://www.newzealandpottery.net/gallery/New-Zealand-Potters-Marks/EFGH/Hadfield-Denys-pic_2766.htm

Thank you, Ev.

2 utensil holders, slightly differing in size, and one container that could be a vase or a spoon holder:

One of the lids is missing the cork, but otherwise they are in great condition. The mark looks like a tree:

6 wine cups, unmarked:

3 of the 1275 bubble jars, with strawberry decoration. 2 of them have heave, but clean, crazing: