Speckled Doughnut Shape Pebble Pot, unmarked

No marks on this pot, maybe someone here knows the design and put a pottery & potters name to it. Maybe pushing my luck without marks but you never know until you try.

fossilized cheese burger

It’s beautiful
Mine came off a beach in North Devon yesterday.

Its the type of back to nature type of pot that was popular in the early 70'a. Mary Rogers started of her career with these. But the name that more comes to mind is Robert Fournier

philpot wrote:Its the type of back to nature type of pot that was popular in the early 70'a. Mary Rogers started of her career with these. But the name that more comes to mind is Robert Fournier

That's good info and a starting point for further research, cheers philpot

Alaisdair Dunn, on Arran also produced a lot of "Chuckie stane" ceramics a bit like that in the 1970s. I've got one that was owned by my mum - see pictures. It has a weea flat base, and is signed on the base in black pigment written with a brush. Don't know if he always did this.