Nick Chapman, Devon, NC mark

Hi can anyone please identify this dish and where it comes from.
Thank you, Regards Phil

Jug dated 2001. Photographed  in the leaf litter on my way home from the shop:

Rather well decorated tile with dragonflies.
No mark.
Not a maker I’ve had before I don’t think.
Any ideas?

Sorry I can't help with ID Ben, just saying it's well done, looks like quality with a bit of age behind it. Really nice piece.

I am wondering if it might be from Philip and Frannie Leach's Springfield Pottery in Hartland.

Nick Chapman does/ did have a taste for dragonflies amongst reeds on a pale slip background.

I can’t see anything like this for Springfield or Nick Chapman. Perhaps it could be Springfield but just not showing up similar work online. The dragonflies of Nick Chapman look a bit wilder! N C ‘s work is lovely - not a potter I’ve heard of even though he’s Devon so I’ll look out for his work. Thank you both!

Thought I would share this lovely teapot by Nick Chapman .. I have not seen one before with this monkey design ..

Someone had fun with that when the vicar can to tea on Sundays, or the MIL. Lovely to see it dated

I love the monkeys

dantheman wrote:I love the monkeys

There great so much going on

Hercules, you are really clever! I just found the tile again and happened to notice a mark on the edge, not the usual place for it - and it’s NC 03 for Nick Chapman, Great Torrington. Well done. It’s nice to find an ID.