Sheen slipware pottery - William Lloyd, Salisbury

I am trying to find out more about this pottery , it is marked SHEEN and has a decor crudely but charmingly done with unicorns , lions , birds , fish etc , this is a cheese cover with applied mouse on top , I also have a larger vase by the same potter , wolley & wallis sold one last yr for £60 and three have been on ebay at about the same price , but who dunnit or where ? love to know this one .

this the inside , well thrown and pretty clean .

This one seems to have the same lion, signed William Lloyd, 2003

http://pin.it/vo9KNYB

Edited to add: William Lloyd is the son of Reg Lloyd (R. J. Lloyd), and was making slipware around the 1980s-2000s. He was or is based in Salisbury

William Lloyd is the son of Reg Lloyd (R. J. Lloyd) the painter and English slipware collector, so the style of pottery fits.

https://www.20thcenturyforum.com/t11485-r-j-lloyd-artist-and-collector?highlight=R+++J+++Lloyd

I don't think William is still making pots but I understand that he did for a long period and may have moved around. If my memory serves me correctly he was living near Charmouth in Dorset the last I knew.. I don't know of any connections with East Sheen in S. W. London or Sheen village in Derbyshire but, of course, the name Sheen Pottery might have a different derivation.