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The glaze looks like Fosters Pottery, Cornwall, although they usually stamp the full name on the base, rather than just a number.

THANKS NAOMI. ITS FRUSTRATING JUST HAVING A NUMBER

There's a jug on ebay (completed listing) that's simply listed as Brown Devon Jug, which has an indistinct backstamp which I think says Dartmouth.
I think it's from that sort of area, though - Devon - Cornwall.

YES ITS THE SAME RINGED BASE BUT NO OTHER MARKS

There were lots of Devon potteries making brown glazed pottery - Devonmoor, New Devon, Devonway, Dartmouth, etc.
Hopefully someone will recognise this design.

the ony mark is an impressed " 67 " on the base. stands 9.5" tall

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Brown glazed jug with honeycomb glaze decoration by Kad-Yad, Israel.

Anyone recognise this vase? Its pattern reminds me of a bear but I'm not sure that's relevant.
The only mark it has is something that looks like 5A or a damaged 5O maybe.

Tiki pottery, but I don’t know the maker. Very popular style in the 70s; I think there was even a chain of restaurants back then

Thanks Naomi.
The glaze is very much like Kernewek or Fosters but Google hasn't bought anything up for me that looks similar down that road.
And the tiki stuff all looks a bit more aggressive and deliberately figurative than the faces on this one. Plus most of it is marked properly where this isn't.
Back to the hunt.

Put this in Ebay search "TI-TOKI" and you'll find something with a similar glaze.

Just found this Fosters vase on eBay.
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Vintage-Fosters-Tin-Mine-Vase-honeycombe-brown-1960-70s/292497016364?hash=item441a2e462c:g:NfkAAOSwinBamC0v
Could they be related?

No, I don’t think so. That Fosters design was used on various sizes and shapes of pots but there weren’t other versions of it.

NaomiM wrote:No, I don’t think so. That Fosters design was used on various sizes and shapes of pots but there weren’t other versions of it.

I think you're right. All my googling has got me nowhere. I did find some German mid century stuff that had a very similar glaze but nothing with a similar pattern. Maybe it's just a handmade one-off. That would explain its wonkiness.

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Rob, you are a genius. Thank you!

SpoonLicker wrote:Rob, you are a genius. Thank you!

I wouldn't go that far, thanks though