What pottery maker stamps AL at the bottom of their pottery?

The AL mark is inside a large circle and has a flower above the bottom 'line' of the capitol L. Does anyone know who the maker is?

What pottery maker stamps AL at the bottom of their pottery?
I had a look at this site





http://www.thepotteries.org/mark/initial...





and AL is not listed, which leaves me to think it isn't British, unless...


Is there any other mark at all? I have a couple of Royal Doulton vases from about 1905 which have a very faint Royal Doulton stamp and very clear initials. I looked for the initials and couldn't find them, then realised I'd overlooked the stamp.





Good luck.
Reply:Living in Stoke-on-Trent, the home of the Potteries, the initials don't sound familiar.





Do you have any idea of the age of the piece, as many small pottery firms went out of business in the post-war period.





The two other possibilities are that it is a piece of St. Ives pottery, or that it is the mark of an individual potter rather than a pottery firm.





Please let me know if you find anything more out.
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