Anthony / Tony Bristow Pottery, Chillington, Devon

Its about 6 inches high and nicely made

Bristow, Chillington, S. Devon

Hi this little jug stands at 7" tall and has a real carn pottery look, but I don't recognise the mark, not one I have come across before but I am sure someone out there knows? thanks E

Looks rather Bristow in colour and finish but has an impressed back to back letter monogram LP or maybe AP?

Yup, Chillington

https://www.20thcenturyforum.com/t14671-bristow-chillington-s-devon#115539

Cool thanks Naomi

Hi

I have this blue vase with the words Devon written on the base and also an unidentified mark on the base.

Any information regarding this mark would be much appreciated.

Diana

Looks like Bristow Pottery, Chillington, Devon

What she said

Thank you both.

This is a beautiful item, that seems really well made and in gorgeous condition. The stamp is at the base of the handle - any ideas appreciated.

Cheers

well Naomi... nail well and truly hit on the head!... It is indeed Chillington Bristow - just come across some links back to earlier posts here with the same mark and questions! Thank you for the heads up!

Back again! Blue ribbed goblet, I have seen this design before somewhere but don't recognize the marks.

Looks very familiar to me too, i've probably seen it in a Miller's book somewhere.

Bristow Pottery, Chillington

Thanks NaomiM. Tony Bristow worked at Bonchurch Pottery, a village located just East of Ventnor on the Isle of Wight from 1961-1967. Tony’s son, Andrew, started at Bonchurch Pottery, in 1974. This is where I seen this style before from the Bonchurch Pottery and also used at the Bristow Pottery, hence not recognizing the marks on this Goblet.

And at Chillington in Devon, and Malta

https://www.20thcenturyforum.com/t20374-bristow-pottery-chillington-devon

I think I may have got this one right!