Fry, Stephen Fry?

Designer	Stephen Fry?
Maker	Stephen Fry?
Marks	Painted initials “SF” to base
Material	Glazed earthenware clay
Description	Heavy rounded sided bowl with large open-ended trumpet handle angled upward from top side of bowl. Flat base.
Condition	Very Good, small chip to inside of handle on one ramekin.
Number	No number
Production Date	Early 1980s
Width at rim	125mm
Width at Base	60mm
Depth	50mm
Length (with handle)	177mm
Weight
Volume
Acquisition	Purchase Salvos Store, Hastings 21st May 2013
Rameking Reference Number	STF 001-005

Well, another milestone, one hundred and fifty posts.  These are a bit of a mystery.  The nearest I can come to identifying these is Stephen Fry.  No, not that Stephen Fry.  I think these are an early example of the work of this Stephen Fry who trained at the Salisbury College of Advanced Education in South Australia. The initials on the base seem to be very close to those of his later pre-ant stamp.  He was a resident potter at the Cransley Craft Centre in Campbelltown, NSW, before establishing his own workshop and teaching facilities at Couridjah, NSW. In 1981, approximately 30 people were using the Couridjah Pottery facilities. In 1985, Fry had recently worked in Japan, exchanging a studio and getting a chance to use a Bizen kiln. This information all comes from Fry’s entries in the 1981 and the 1985/1986 potters’ directories. Fry marks his work with an impressed ant or with his incised initials.  No, this information comes thanks to “Australian Pottery Marks.”

So, if I am wrong, please tell me who it is.