Glazed Stoneware Pitcher By William’Bill’ Marshall, Studio Pottery 1980s
Glazed Stoneware Pitcher By William’Bill’ Marshall, Studio Pottery – 1980s. The description of this item has been automatically translated. Originally from Saint Ives, Marshall was the first real apprentice of the Leach Pottery, where he entered as a teenager to learn throwing from David and Bernard Leach. Then became foreman and right-hand man of Bernard Leach, he created many emblematic shapes of the workshop before founding his own studio in 1977 in Lelant, in Cornwall. His work, influenced by Bernard Leach and Shoji Hamada, also draws on the Cornish nature and landscapes : the nuances of its enamels evoke stone, lichen and the changing tones of the Penwith moors. This pitcher from the 1980s illustrates his style well: harmonious ovoid shape, sculptural handle, a pinched spout and fluid enamelling with discreet drips. Piece signed under the base of the monogram of William Marshall. Height : 23.2 cm (9.13 in). Maximum width: 17.2 cm (6.77 in). Neck diameter: 6 cm (2.36 in). Base diameter: 6.5cm (2.55 in). State : Excellent general condition, without cracks or chips. Slight natural cooking irregularities, typical of artisanal work. We offer a selection of antiques, furniture, old and 20th century decorative objects, as well as jewelry, curiosities and watches, mixing old and modern pieces. Glazed Stoneware Vase By William’Bill’ Marshall, Studio Pottery – 1980s. Eugène Lion Art Nouveau Vase Pitcher, Glazed Stoneware, Cast Decor, 1900s. Vase Pitcher Sandstone Enamelled Green Per Claude Marcaggi, ” Kaol ” To Genicourt. Pierrefonds Art Deco Vase Enamelled Stoneware with Crystallizations, 1930s. Denbac Art Deco Ceramic Vase Glazed Stoneware Green Pink Drips 1930s. Attributed To Frères Mougin Art Deco Africanist Glazed Stoneware Vase, 1920s. Philippe Dansette Glazed Stoneware Abstract Vase, Contemporary Studio Pottery. Vase Art Nouveau Sandstone Enamelled D’Henri Laurent Desrousseaux, Aka.
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