A superb porcelain bowl by the highly acclaimed David White. He worked in porcelain and mainly used blended glazes producing a crackle effect. The pots, when they were taken from the kiln, were rubbed with carbon-based ink which was immediately washed off. This produced a reticulated pattern. David made careful notes at each glaze firing […]
Vintage Studio Pottery Lugged Flask Tenmoku Glazed Iron Oxide Brushwork Signed. A lovely example with a tenmoku glaze and striking iron oxide brushwork. Impressed mark to base. A good size, measuring approx. Apologies for light reflections on the photos.
Beautiful Matt Studio Pottery Vase By Delan Cookson. Two small chips professionally restored now displays perfectly.
RARE Jennie Hale Studio Pottery Pig Vase Lidded Pot Impressed Stamp SUPERB. This is a truly unique and rare piece of studio pottery by Jennie Hale… A beautiful pig vase/lidded pot. This item is perfect for any collector of art pottery, and would make a stunning addition to any home. A great opportunity to own […]
Jim Malone Studio Pottery Ash Glazed Lidded Pot Impressed Stamp. A superb ash glazed lidded pot by this highly sought after potter who has now retired. Impressed stamp to base.
Rare Large Rodney Lawrence Elizabeth Raeburn Studio Pottery Vase SUPER. A rarely available hand painted studio pottery vase from these highly respected artists depicting a tower with balcony. Capture the scene as you turn the vase to reveal the story. Double impressed stamps to base.
Studio Pottery Moorland Patterned Vase Peter Clough Nantwich Pottery. Studio pottery vase with a moorland landscape to both sides and dark glazed interior by Peter Clough (born 1944), Nantwich Pottery. 23.5cm high x 15cm wide at base.
Vintage Art Nouveau Charles Greber French Studio Pottery Drip Glaze Vase. A rare, signed art nouveau studio pottery vase by the renowned Charles Greber. This lovely piece, from circa 1920 is high fired with a flamed drip glaze. Incised signature to base.
Studio Pottery Blended Glaze Porcelain Vase. A superb porcelain vase by the highly acclaimed David White. He worked in porcelain and mainly used blended glazes producing a crackle effect. The pots, when they were taken from the kiln, were rubbed with carbon-based ink which was immediately washed off. This produced a reticulated pattern. David made […]