Denby Pottery (Derbyshire)

Denby "Tibet ware" 1930s. Never marked Denby.
The colours look a bit off, so it could well be a second.

Check the Denby thread for other examples.

Maybe it was a trial piece that never went into production. The shape looks a little unusual for Denby. So maybe the making or glaze costs did not make it economic? The printed mark is a 1930 onwards one up to a little after WW2.

Thank you both, nice to know my instincts were correct for a change! The colours, particularly the blues, look a little paler to the eye in natural light, and as stated there are a several faults in both the glaze and structure.

There are some "metallic" or iiridescant highlights on each panel that may not be obvious on the previous pictures.

Two examples with more typical colours:

https://www.20thcenturyforum.com/t23437p125-denby-pottery-derbyshire#140499

https://www.20thcenturyforum.com/t23437p150-denby-pottery-derbyshire#147143

Hi, can anyone please help identify the maker of this vase? It has an indented stamp of C and M on it but I cant find out who the makers are. Thank you in advance 

It's Denby "Majolica" ware, usually unmarked apart from the thrower/turner marks.

Never seen anything like that. It is rather nice.

Many Art potteries used this shape, very often seen on Torquay and Brannam pieces.
Not sure who first used it though.

Thank you all for your replies and for your help. I'm most grateful.