Andrew Hague, Askrigg Pottery.

Delicate porcelain.

Partially obscured impressed mark.

picked up today, thought it might be dutch ?

Any help appreciated to find out the maker

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Ta Angie

Tall Andrew Hague cylinder vase.
13.5" high






Potter's stamp = H for Hague, and ^ between the arms of the H for Andrew, and a dot between the legs of the H.
Pottery stamp below. Looks like an 'R', or lowercase 'a', or combination of the two, for Askrigg.

Any thoughts please on ID of these 3 pieces bought today. All have same mark which appears to be a conjoined AP. I know that several potters used a similar mark but this appears to have dot between the legs of the A, which I hoped may distinguish it.








Thanks John

Andrew Hague, Askrig Pottery. Pretty sure

I got these two mugs from Andrew when I first moved to Yorkshire in the mid-1990s. Bit dull imho. 8.3cm (height)




I didn't realise at the time that he trained with Marianne de Trey at Shinner's Bridge but this lidded pot of his I bought recently off ebay seems a much nicer item and I can see how she influenced him. 7.8cm (height).

Andrew Hague?

I think so too.

Thanks

Stoneware pot, sadly missing lid, with AP stamp with single dot under the A, not sure what that signifies however, anyone?  

Ithought that this may have been Abington Pottery but now realise mark is wrong being impressed rather than incised or painted. Also there appears to be a definite dot betwen legs of A. All suggestions appreciated John

Have found it now Askrigg Pottery. Some pieces I have seen from here are marked with AH conjoined so presumably these pieces are actually made by Andrew Hague and the ones marked with AP made by someone else at same pottery

I've seen both marks on Askrigg Pottery, and seen the AP mark wrongly attributed to other potters.
I don't know why there are two, but it would make sense if he had assistants/students helping him.

Small lidded pot  approx. dimensions 8cm x 5cm, stoneware , very tactile, matt glaze. Does anyone recognise the mark please?

         

Thanks for looking

Stoneware seedpod vase stamped HAGUE.
It was bought with one of Bryan Newman's vases, Aller Pottery so possibly 70s vintage

It looks to be a faithful copy of a real pair of seedpods, so I think that excludes naturalistic potters like Rooke and Wallwork who are a bit more interpretive.

Hi,

Can somebody help ID this small vase (approx 4 inches tall) with impressed mark A with . below it and a P that leans on the side of the A.







thanks

Could it be Andrew Hague?

It is   

This vase is one of my favorite pieces and I've owned it for some years, I use it regularly and it currently has carnations in it.





Sorry, will do in future.

Paul

A nice little pot

A porcelain dish with amazing decoration on the underneath.