Allan & John Hughes, Anvil Pottery / Wilan Pottery

Vase with sgraffito decoration, marked with the anvil, plus paper label.
Although still in operation, this points to it being a vintage piece.

From their website www.anvilpottery.co.uk =

Some of our pots are stamped with an ‘anvil’ on the base. Mostly, these were made by partner John Hughes (now retired)

Large goblet by Anvil Pottery

A clear painted mark WAP?

denbydump wrote:A clear painted mark WAP?

It's by Allan & John Hughes, Wilan Pottery, Denbigh Wales
I thought the pattern was familiar

aka Anvil Pottery

From their website -

Some of our pots are stamped with an ‘anvil’ on the base. Mostly, these were made by partner John Hughes (now retired). Allan Hughes has rarely used the mark, preferring the role of an ‘anonymous potter’.

Good morning, help with identification please. Looks like an I or H on its side.
kind regards

Anvil Pottery large charger - I guess early 80s by John Hughes 'The Road of Excess Leads to the Palace of Wisdom' (Quote by English Poet William Blake 1757-1827).

Stoneware bowl (Leach?) with mystery monogram on base. Anyone ID please? Thanks

I've had this a while in general use and just spotted the mark on the web. Is it Wilan Pottery?

Yes, I believe so. Allan & John Hughes

Thanks for confirming Naomi, really do appreciate having your knowledge and opinion on hand. Kept meaning to id this, just been on the back burner as many are. I'm sure you've got hundreds of mystery marks simmering along.

Still loads waiting for an ID but every so often a longterm mystery gets solved, which is a great feeling :)

Hi there, can anyone give me any information on this spice jar? (I presume it's a spice jar). Its a large one approx 19 cms tall, I think the maker might be John Hughes? Any info would be greatly appreciated,thank you

Thank you dantheman! Much appreciated!

Decanter bought in North Wales in the 70s, WP mark - Wilan Pottery?