Unknown French potter

[mess1959]

I’ve be collecting this person’s work for 30 years and I just love his work. I just won’t to find out about the person and is there a any more of this persons work for sale?

[mess1959]

Here’s what the majority of his work looks like.

[PeterH]

On 6/14/2021 at 8:10 PM, mess1959 said:

I’ve be collecting this person’s work for 30 years and I just love his work. I just won’t to find out about the person and is there a any more of this persons work for sale?

I interpret that as PhD  Dieulefit France. and have no idea how to look up the circle & arrow mark.

If you agree  you might try enquiring at the Dieulefit  tourist office, perhaps via https://www.dieulefit-tourisme.com/en/pratical-information/contact-us/

In a similar spirit you might try asking any of the pottery shops in https://tinyurl.com/26txednw with a website.

PS Random snippets

https://www.dieulefit-tourisme.com/en/our-destination/our-‘must-dos’/potteries-in-dieulefit-and-around/page/3/

The “Maison de la Céramique”,  (Ceramics Museum) is an exceptional resource open to visitors all year round. It showcases the diversity of local ceramics through temporary and permanent exhibitions. You can even participate in training courses and one-off workshops.
A pottery market takes place every other year over the Whitsun weekend. Around a hundred professionals attend the event. When purchasing local ceramics, you will find  “Dieulefit Original” products: this label is used by some of our potters and ceramists to guarantee the authenticity and quality of the product.

No, that's probably  PHP, look at  https://tinyurl.com/nsft5d3a  (I stopped at the first hit) and https://tinyurl.com/3r7ss2v3