Jane Hamlyn (Doncaster)

Jane Hamlyn jug

Jane Hamlyn tankard - An early one? Doesn't have the usual decoration on the handle and salt glaze of her current stuff.

Picked up this cheese dish recently. The "JH" mark seemed like a simple positive id for Jane Hamlyn, but given dtm's post on Joanna Harrison was not 100% on attributing it to her. You will see that there is a second mark which looked rather like a four petal flower, but I note that she used a stamp depicting a windmill on some of her earlier pieces, and you could interpret this second mark as a representation of windmill sails in motion. It is also very similar to the impressed decoration marks on the "early lidded pot" posted by dtm earlier in this thread. On this basis I take it to be one of hers. Does anyone have any info on the second mark (couldn't find anything) and what year do you think this would have been made?

Following Potty's prompt I emailed Jane Hamlyn regarding the cheese dish and have already received her response. She confirmed it was made by her and dated from 1982; she was very candid to state that it looked like a second! However, she could not recall how the "four petal" mark came about.

I dont know if its meant to be an inkwell but thats what it looks like to me

Came across this by chance. Pretty sure it's by Jane Hamlyn because it's almost identical to mine, which is marked -

https://www.20thcenturyforum.com/t3424p30-jane-hamlyn-doncaster#116980

From my very manly collection:

A Yorkshire charity find, a salt-glazed salt pig.

A Teapot in those Green/Blue tones that she has used for many years in the latter half of her career.

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Thought perhaps we needed more pictures of he modern work.

some very good examples Phil

A lidded bowl with cut out in the lid.

Platter in  the snow.

Jane Hamlyn at York City gallery.

Jane Hamlyn at York city art gallery,

Cup, bought from the CPA shop c. 2002.

Old friends. old memories indeed. This candleholder was 20 ins tall. An unusual item for Jane Hamlyn. Oh well, its gone now!

This jug on the other hand we kept. I have seen very few Jane Hamlyn big jugs, and this is a nice one. This is 12cins / 30 cms tall

15 CMS earlier career jug.

That is an unusual style for her. Is that current work?