Graham Peter Glynn, Skipton - GG mark

Not wanting to be greedy, but whilst I have the camera to hand, could anyone help ID this lovely piece. I bought it with a couple of pieces of Anthony Wallwork items, so I assume it is also British pottery.

Best wishes to an excellent forum,

Wes

3.5" ovoid studio pot with black brush stroke on one side, and brown drip glaze on the other. Very tactile.
 
Impressed with G (twice, on opposite sides of the base).
 
Suggestions welcome.
 
 

 

 

Found these two separately. Do you know the maker. I love the shapes, colours and way the glaze is applied.
Each pot has the 'G' stamp twice, inverted so you have to turn it to see it the right way up.

Snapped on my phone in a local charity shop. A few around on ebay but no details. I'll ask local potters I know to see if anyone has heard of them but not holding out much hope. Marked GPG SKIPTON.

Graham is no longer in Sedbergh I have learned, but hasn't moved far, he is now at Firbank, near Kirkby Lonsdale. He is well known now for his cats but if you check out his website you'll see the same bright blue glaze is still in use as on my pot photo (wish I'd bought it now). He says he set up his first studio in Skipton in 1981, was on Anglesey 1988-92 then Sedbergh until last year. He was born in 1953, see his website for his training in ceramics.

Graham Glynn website

What a coincidence, I have just been gifted a very nice Graham Peter Glynn pot for my collection made when he was potting in Skipton. 16.8cm (height). Think the threads should definitely be merged!

Skipton, that's a nice place....... 

I've had this little lidded pot a few years and love the colours.

And this I found yesterday.

Nice find

Thanks Skipposal, the little lidded pot looks better with a new friend. Sorry you missed the blue pot above.

Any ideas on this.

Hallo everone.
These two small vases are rather nice, lovely colours. Although I've never seen theirI  make before, purchased them separately from different shops over a couple of days. I though they would be easy to identify...but not so! On the face of it, the marks look like two 'G's stamped on either side of the base, but having not found them in Fournier, I'm beginning to wonder whether they are not 'G's at all but some other symbol.
Does anyone recognise this makers mark?
Thank you for any help you can offer.
Jack

By Graham Glynn

https://www.20thcenturyforum.com/t11771-graham-peter-glynn

So it was two 'G's! Clearly I wasn't concentrating when I waded through Fournier.
Thank you Naomi, you're a star!

Another piece from my loft, this shallow dish is approx. 5" in diameter and has 'G' stamped twice.

Reminds me or orange/brown Lamorna perhaps.

By Graham Peter Glynn

Thank you..