Tall Studio Jug unmarked - Frith? - Finch / Winchcombe?

Does anyone recognise this one please?

Beautiful :)

The dreaded glaze filled mark. Well amongst vaguely Leach type potters, Mike Dodd is the one who has the most glazed filled items. But I might well vote for a 'school of' Frith pot. They have been doing teaching courses for decades, so if the glazes look like a Frith, it might equally be made by a pupil of theirs. David Frith pieces invariably have personal and pottery marks. whereas pots made by pupils have the single pottery mark alone.

There is/was a colony of ex-pat potters in South Africa who sold via London galleries in the latter half of the 20thC. It might be by one of them.

I like that A LOT

you'll have no problem selling that one Dave

I can see the similarity with your Tureen Denby. Looked at a few Frith jugs and non have the handle that's finished in this way. Interested in your South Africa idea Naomi, do you have any more info like names etc..

Chris Patton, Ian Glenie, Ian Garrett, Chris Green....
There are a few articles about them but not much online

http://www.artatworktoday.com/the-artists/chris-green/