Shooters Lea pottery (Derbyshire) Trevor & Pam Nicklin

by **denbydump** August 23rd 2017, 4:39 pm

Stoneware Oil bottle with the workshop mark.

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Shooters Lea pottery (Derbyshire) Trevor & Pam Nicklin 100_3544

by **NaomiM** August 23rd 2017, 6:34 pm

Odd mark. I'm guessing it's a SL
Trevor Nicklin's tn mark -
http://pin.it/7bw8n1X

by **denbydump** August 23rd 2017, 7:06 pm

Yes Naomi. SL joined at the top. This is the generic workshop mark (in the book), bought today,
just a couple of miles from the pottery.
I have a piece somewhere with Trevor's seal. I will post if I can find it.

by **denbydump** May 23rd 2018, 3:52 pm

A giant salt pig, with TBN mark. Presumably another Trevor mark (not in the book).

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Shooters Lea pottery (Derbyshire) Trevor & Pam Nicklin 100_3819

by ijkard August 26th 2019, 12:28 am

Shooters Lea pottery (Derbyshire) Trevor & Pam Nicklin Uniden12

Please help to identify these pottery marks. The monogram letters look like 'JL' but I am not sure, the other mark has an upward arrow which is not very clear on this photo.

by **denbydump** August 26th 2019, 5:23 am

Trevor Nicklin, Shooters Lea pottery, Derbyshire.

by ijkard August 26th 2019, 10:06 am

Thank you ever so much for the identification. The 20thcenturyforum database appears to be much more efficient than Google Search.

Please note that a photograph of the teapot is subject to copyright.

Shooters Lea pottery (Derbyshire) Trevor & Pam Nicklin Tnickl10

by **NaomiM** August 26th 2019, 12:59 pm

No worries, if it’s uploaded as a thumbnail it’s not visible on Google images, although we assume that photos uploaded for ID are the property of the forum member. If not, please use the Lava Lounge which is not googlable

I've edited the photo to change it to a thumbnail

by ijkard August 31st 2019, 8:05 pm

Thank you very much for respecting the copyright.

by **Grumpy Grandad** March 25th 2020, 9:46 pm

A nice little bowl, possibly a teabowl, decorated with carved arches. The feet are quite unusual, not a style I recall seeing on anything else.
The two impressed marks are LA or maybe TA, or AL/AT if the larger letter denotes the surname (or none of the above and my eyes are aging quicker than the rest of me!), and what appears to be a rather loose interpretation of the Omega symbol.