Mary J Boardman, Backwater Pottery - MB or MJB mark

Possible MR mark, a turquoise-glaze teapot of average size and weight with quite delicate incisions regular incisions to clay body. Any ideas about maker? Glaze is quite distinctive. Thanks.

MB or MJB mark. Often attributed to Mary J Boardman, Backwater Pottery, but sometimes difficult to distinguish between Bill Hedge/Mount St Bernard Abbey and Margery Bond (Australia) marks

I'm sure we've had this one before.

It’s MJB. We’ve had it several times with the same textured surface. Closest is Mary Boardman, but there’s also Bill Hedge, Mount St Bernard Abbey (before and during Bill Hedge’s stewardship ) and Margery Bond with similar marks

Thanks I'll look those up.

Most examples listed as Mary Boardman are from members of various ID groups who’ve asked for an ID. Some accept that there’s still a question mark over the attribution but others don’t

Edited to say I’m 95% sure it’s by Mary J Boardman

Looks like ECW to me but cannot find that mark in the usual places. Help much appreciated

I believe it's an MJB mark for Mary J Boardman

Mary Boardman, Backwater Pottery. Based in Weobley, Herefordshire, for a short time before moving to Hereford, 1983-93

Thanks so much you are spot on

All thoughts as to maker welcome please?

I think it's a partial mark for Mary J Boardman

https://www.20thcenturyforum.com/t21530-teapot-with-mr-or-mb-mark-mary-j-boardman

Fabulous. Thank you so much

Is this lovely jug byMary Boardman ,Backwater Pottery? There are similar MB marks online.

Yes

https://www.20thcenturyforum.com/t21530-mb-or-mjb-mark-mary-j-boardman

Thank you

Protest and Survive Peace Studio Mug MB
Very 1970s or 1980s
Known maker or lost in the midst of time?

Mary J Boardman seems the closest match. She used an MB and a MJB stamp. Potting from the 80s

Thank you, her pots seem to vary a lot in style and quality.