Trying to identify maker of pot

Hello all,
I have a raku/crackle style pot that I'm trying to identify the maker of. it has a makers mark on the under side (i'll attach a photo) the base is quite thin and delicate. I don't know if this piece is antique or not. But any help would be appreciated! I think its either an S with a line through and dots either side or a crucifix/sword shape with a dot above and below
Thanks
Tom

 

<a href="https://ibb.co/YRRqprM"><img src="https://i.ibb.co/YRRqprM/Raku-marking.jpg" alt="Raku-marking" border="0"></a>

 

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Thanks for that!

 

Sorry my first time using the forum, got there in the end!

 

Good job with the marking photo! You might also post a photo of the pot itself, in case that reminds anyone of anything.

 

Not to worry. All new members have difficulty posting photographs at first.

Debora

 

What a nice ewer. Nice controlled crackle to the glaze. Looks to be studio pottery.