Pottery Soup Tureen - help to identify maker's stamp

Does anyone recognise this maker's stamp please? It's on the bottom of a pottery soup tureen.

The word on the left is probably ENGLAND. Very few studio potters would do that. I think it is The Friars Pottery  Aylesford. They used a stamp. They also produced a lot of very good looking studio potteryhttps://www.20thcenturyforum.com/t8430-the-friars-pottery-aylesford?highlight=aylesford.

Thank you both for your replies.

NaomiM wrote:Might be stamped Glamorgan. The only Pottery with a similar ink stamp I can find is Jonathan Clarke Griffiths' Efail Isaf Pottery, based in Mid Glamorgan, Wales

Thank you for the suggestion. I've messaged Jonathan Griffiths and he's confirmed that it's not one of his, unfortunately.

philpot wrote:The word on the left is probably ENGLAND. Very few studio potters would do that. I think it is The Friars Pottery  Aylesford. They used a stamp. They also produced a lot of very good looking studio potteryhttps://www.20thcenturyforum.com/t8430-the-friars-pottery-aylesford?highlight=aylesford.

Thank you for the suggestion. Might they have used an ink stamp?