Triskele Pottery, Kirk Michael, Isle of Man

Triskele Pottery, Kirk Michael, IoM  - often misattributed to Michael Kirk, rather than the place name Kirk Michael.
See Chris Southall who potted there in the 70s with a group of potters - Admin 

I thought this coffee pot with lid was by the Leach Pottery at St. Ives but am now having doubts, perhaps it is early Mike Dodd - Circa 1971-1975.

Height: 19cm

Stylistically,it does not look like a Leach St Ives pot. The handle is wrong and I don't think they ever did that two-tone glaze. The mark does not really look like an early mike Dodd either. The arms are much longer,and the whole impression is slimmer than the mark here.Sorry!

Thanks every one for your comments, I also doubt that it is by Mike Dodd.
Here is a closer view of the mark.
Also here is an image of a mug which is illustrated on the Pottery Studio site featuring Leach Pottery. Same earthenware with added iron to add the reddish colour to the clay and the same two tone glaze.

It's a commonly used stoneware clay body.

Hello,

Just wondering if anyone knew who this mark belonged to? I have seen it before but it has completely slipped my mind who it is! Thank you in advance for your help!

I think its a very early Mike Dodd mark. I will check with the Yates/Owen book when I have access to it. Reminder to oneself, don't lend books!

Thank you all so much for your help! You are all an invaluable resource

Is this a Mike Dodd pot?

Marked under the handle with an impressed seal mark which is similar to the one he which was used at Woodsplace Farmhouse in Sussex 1971 - 1975

Reference: Eric Yates-Owen and Robert Fournier

Height: 19cm

I am looking for help identifying this vase

Thanks

Worth noting that the mark used by the isle of man pottery, in Kirk Michael, used the triskelion mark which is the three legged symbol of the isle of man using both a square and round stamp