Takeshi Yasuda Studio Pottery Tea Bowl Yunomi Signed. The Slipware and use of colour is different to his recent work involving sancai and three colour glazes (as my other Yasuda listings). This Yunomi is free from any chips, cracks or repairs. This work is early – this stamp was used on his work in the […]
Gorgeous early rare studio pottery vase by Margaret Wray. Very good condition (see pics). See similar items in my.
An unusual large Mark Griffiths flat sided studio pottery lugged vase, with poured hoop glaze. A very primitive looking piece for Mark Griffiths so I’m guessing it may be an early creation? Height 27cm x 18cm. Condition: No chips, cracks or restoration, just some firing flaws.
Early Graham James studio pottery vase. Australian potter who worked in the UK for quite a while in the late 20th century. Excellent condition and marked 10cms tall.
Early Rob Sollis Studio Pottery Raku Vase Fishacre Impressed Stamp STUNNING. A superb raku vase by the highly acclaimed Rob Sollis at his Fishacre Pottery in Devon. Impressed stamp to base.
Takeshi Yasuda Studio Pottery Tea Bowl Yunomi Signed. This work is early – this stamp was used on his work in the late 70’s and early eighties.
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Jane Hollidge Studio Pottery Large Raku Fired Slab Bottle Vase RARE Signed. A superb two piece set of raku by this highly respected British potter, comprising a vase and bowl. Bowl is signed to base. Coiling may be a technique dating back thousands of years however, Jane’s vessels are strikingly contemporary. Her immaculate finishing and […]
Jane Hollidge Studio Pottery Large Raku Fired Slab Bottle Vase RARE Signed. A superb two piece set of raku by this highly respected British potter, comprising a vase and bowl. Bowl is signed to base. Coiling may be a technique dating back thousands of years however, Jane’s vessels are strikingly contemporary. Her immaculate finishing and […]
Here for sale is a Jane Hamlyn studio art pottery decorative vase. It measures 5 inches in height. No damage or restoration; no obvious wear. Some firing flaws, the most obvious one being a blob of clay that you can clearly see in the final two photos.