Eeles family, Shepherds Well Pottery (Dorset)

A busy little stoneware jug, lovely glaze.
Impressed mark, looking like a w to me.
Any help with ID appreciated.

By Caroline Eeles from the Eeles family pottery

Thanks very much Naomi, greatly appreciated

Small stoneware fish dish.
I’m sure I have another with similar colours.
No marks on either
British ? European? Mexican?
?

Looks similar to Eeles family pottery

It is similar colours. Can’t see anything fish shaped Googling them.

Benjamin Eeles? Raku fired bird vase
With shiny glazed design outside and glaze inside, as well as coppery sheen outside.
BE mark with another kind of star mark ive not seen before.
I’ve seen some raku before from Shepherds Well but I thought I’d check if it is right for Benjamin Eeles
Thank you!

Looks like his mark and painting style. I haven't seen the other stamp before

Thank you.

David Eeles

Hello, this piece is small (4.5cm tall) and has no makers mark. It looks like it did have a sticker, but sadly it's peeled off. Any ideas on maker? Thank you :)

Very much a long shot, but I wonder if it’s by Patricia Eeles at the Eeles family pottery, She made slab built animals and rarely marked her work

Ooo thank you Naomi, I'll contact the pottery and report back if I hear anything.

Naomi, you were right! Just checked with the pottery and they confirmed it is hers. Thank you!

Hello, does anyone recognise the marks on this piece? Thank you...

Benjamin Eeles I believe.

Thank you Potty!

Simon Eeles jug

Good afternoon fellow enthusiasts.

I have exhausted my limited capabilities so it’s over to you if you could possibly help identify the maker.
I bought it at auction. There were 3 items in the lot, the other two items were a teapot by David Leach and a bowl by Katherine Pleydell-Bouverie.
It was catalogued as Lowerdown but that was dismissed before I bought the lot.
I thought the mark was capital D with an L bisecting the D but I can’t find anything which would fit including looking through over 20 pages of the BISPM.
I hope someone will recognise the style and after telling me the mark the mists will clear and be so obvious!!

By David Eeles

Far too quick you are lady - makes me feel inadequate but I have heard of him and I thought someone would recognise the style and you did. Those years haven’t been wasted Naomi and Thank you……again. Makes sense - what I thought was an L was an E I think!
Brill Top lady!!

Eeles Pottery decoration is very distinctive. You almost don't need a mark except to distinguish between the family members potting there

It is strange - clearly talented and I can appreciate the work but not for my taste. I have looked at a few pieces - I knew you were correct and I found a jug with similar decoration but not quite as detailed.
I’ve bought a couple of lots recently with several pieces in but really only because of one piece - always interesting to see what else is uncovered!!
Easier for you because you would have known!