Studio Pottery, Barry Huggett, Truro Pottery Salt Glazed Vase. Barry Tuggett studio pottery vase. Potter’s mark to lower side. All our items are vintage or antique. We only list items that are in good or very good condition. With the nature of older hand made object, they may be small manufacturing discrepancies, such as bubbles […]
An Undamaged studio pottery vessel by Micki Scholessingk. Stands 14 cm tall by 13 cm wide. A clear impressed mark and a charming altered shape. Any questions please ask and sensible offers considered.
A truly stunning Pilkington’s Royal Lancastrian bulbous lustre vase. Decorated with fleur de lies and stylised detail. Decorated by William S Mycock and bears signature. Measuring 19cm tall x 15cm diameter! It really is a stunning vase. Good condition with no chips, cracks or restoration.
SALY DAWSON STUDIO POTTERY CELADON GLAZE TEAPOT 20TH CENTURY. Materials: Pottery & cane handle. Dimensions: 130mm long x 102mm wide x 180mm tall (including handle). D’ Saly Dawson impressed seal marks. Wear commensurate with age and use. Get Supersized Images & Free Image Hosting. Create your brand with Auctiva’s. Track Page Views With.
This vintage handmade stoneware vase, jug, cup, or planter features a unique face design. It is signed by the artist Stephen Wroe and stands at 4 inches high and 3 inches wide. The mixed colours and studio pottery production style add to its artistic appeal, making it a charming addition to any collection.
JIM MALONE HANDMADE STONEWARE KOREAN BOTTLE KAKI GLAZE WAX RESIST STUDIO POTTERY. Height 27.5 cm. In excellent condition – NO chips or damage.
Studio Pottery Vase MCM H32cm Signed Mid Century. A large and well made studio art pottery vase, mid century. Makers mark as shown. Excellent condition- Some chipping around the centre ribbon as shown. As shown, displays very well and is all wonderful as shown.
A beautiful plate by the highly sought after William’Bill’ Marshall. Lovely design – for me, it’s a kelp forest. Very good there is a slight rough area on the glaze which is barely visible to the front of the plate – this will have happened during the firing process. Marked WM to the base. D: […]