Bowls, bowls, bowls

Bought these bowls together with the Christopher Peter Clouston bowls. 6 pieces, each unique, in shades of bright blue, going to grey and purple:



And 3 bowls in grey-brown. 2 different glazes on the inside and different bases:

I love those flowers:

It seems I am not the only one to confuse the decals. These were sold as a set.
Kermiko lidded casserole:

Kermiko bowls:

Royal Oak jug:

Royal Oak cups:

Royal Oak bowl:

Is this a mark at the top or just decoration?

Oval blue dish, marked LF:



A jug in light purple:

The oval dish looks like Flax Gully, the LF initial has come up before as a mystery mark.
It looks a little different to the tankard mark..
but the glaze & style of pot look similar to me.
https://www.newzealandpottery.net/t6766-gargoyle-tankard-was-made-by-flax-gully-pottery-in-golden-bay?highlight=gargoyle
& the last grey pouring vessel maybe by John Sepie.

Kat & Co. wrote:The oval dish looks like Flax Gully, the LF initial has come up before as a mystery mark.
It looks a little different to the tankard mark..
but the glaze & style of pot look similar to me.
https://www.newzealandpottery.net/t6766-gargoyle-tankard-was-made-by-flax-gully-pottery-in-golden-bay?highlight=gargoyle
& the last grey pouring vessel maybe by John Sepie.

Why of why can't potters just sign with their full name and address, instead of making us figure it all out?
The pouring vessel is more a light purple than a grey, but the colour is difficult to catch in photographs. It is beautiful and quite heavy.

Now off to check out Sepie and Gully. So many potters, so little time.

Hannele wrote:I love those flowers:

Thank you for this photo Hannele as the pattern is called Sapphire d800 and we don't have it in the Gallery

Ev wrote:

Hannele wrote:I love those flowers:

Thank you for this photo Hannele as the pattern is called Sapphire d800 and we don't have it in the Gallery

Woohoo! I always get a thrill when I see one of my photographs in the gallery!

A cup with not just an apple decoration, but also the recipe for baked apples:

Marked PPP?

2 miniature vases with 3 leave clover mark:

Very nice, highly textured:

A beautiful set:

Just to let you know that the lovely canisters were made by Simon Young ...

https://www.newzealandpottery.net/t984-lovely-mug-with-iron-oxide-decoration-was-made-by-simon-young

Plus I'm familiar with that three leaf clover mark, but I don't have time to investigate. Hopefully someone else can.

The clover mark is similar to Peter Alger's, but not the same as the one in the gallery.

Thank you for giving me a name for those cannisters, I can now see the mark is an S and Y combined.

Lovely pattern. This casserole was filthy when I bought it, but cleaned up a treat:

A jug dedicated to Sydney:

Bought together with 4 Blue Willow cups:

Exquisite detailing:

I didn't find this pattern in the gallery, but I might have overlooked it, there is a lot to go through:

Nice set, very long, marked with an M:

It looks very much like the Homestyle pattern, but is not marked as such and the band around the rim is very pink:

I agree that it looks like Homestyle

Potters Akaroa: