This was made by Margaret Day.

Ev Thu 7 Mar - 8:40

Photos sent to the site by the Ferret.
I've done a fair bit of searching and can't find anything similar made by Mirek.
He commonly uses the lid that overlaps the top of the casserole.
The mark however does look like his, though it isn't in a hexagon surround.
Glazing and decoration are not familiar.
Feedback please.

Kat & Co. Thu 7 Mar - 15:19

Margaret Day?

Ev Thu 7 Mar - 16:23

Yes it could be her mark,

https://www.newzealandpottery.net/t2629-oh-happy-day

or Maurice Dawson and I can't find examples for either

https://www.newzealandpottery.net/t6372-maurice-dawson

Ev Fri 8 Mar - 6:19

After pondering about this casserole, I am moving this topic into the Mystery Marks section
until we get definite identification.

Katrina Tue 24 Aug - 15:46

Hi there

This casserole was definitely made by Margaret Day. I am her daughter and this was a style that she did through a range of functional crockery - plates, mugs, casseroles and the like

Ev Tue 24 Aug - 15:55

Thank you so much for verification cheers

Most appreciated Very Happy

VikiM Sat 28 Aug - 18:14

Thank you! that confirms that this lovely little blue vase is Margaret Day also

VikiM Sat 28 Aug - 18:16

Nicola Sat 29 Jan - 20:12

newbie Tue 15 Mar - 13:11

Hi there, I'm sure how old this thread is but, could this be Margaret Day too?

newbie Tue 15 Mar - 13:20

Ev Tue 15 Mar - 13:21

Yes that is definitely Margaret Day's mark according to her daughter Very Happy

I've made the year show up on the posts for you newbie Smile

nosmada Tue 7 Nov - 20:43

I have this gorgeous piece, the colour is beautiful and it has a very fine gold edge around the top. This thread has confirmed the maker for me - thank you! So, the mark on the second piece looks similar but is somewhat obscured by the glaze. The greeny blue streak looks the same as the colour of the first piece.