Janet Leach black clay vase in excellent condition no damage chips or repairs. Measures 16 cm high and beautifully made and decorated with her stamps near the base. The item “Janet Leach signed black clay vase in excellent condition no damage 16cm high” is in sale since Friday, March 12, 2021. This item is in […]
Janet Leach St Ives Studio Pottery Stoneware Slab Built Rectangular Vase on Two Bar Feet. The vase has the seal mark for St Ives and the personal seal mark of Janet Leach. Dimensions – Height 8.5cm (3.34 inches) at one end and 8cm (3.15 inches) at the other. Width 14.3cm (5.63 inches). Depth 5.7cm (2.24 […]
A superb Janet Leach Bottle Vase. Impressed Leach Pottery mark and personal mark. No chips or cracks. The item “Janet Leach Bottle Vase Leach Pottery” is in sale since Friday, June 12, 2020. This item is in the category “Pottery, Porcelain & Glass\Pottery\Studio”. The seller is “choughed-to-bits” and is located in Penzance, Cornwall. This item […]
Janet Leach Studio Pottery bottle vase. Clear marks for Janet and Leach pottery approx 17cms tall 11cms across middle. The item “Janet Leach Studio Pottery bottle vase” is in sale since Wednesday, April 22, 2020. This item is in the category “Pottery, Porcelain & Glass\Pottery\Studio”. The seller is “6574colin” and is located in Wolverhampton. This […]
This is a good Janet Leach St Ives studio pottery vase with lug handes and typically Japanese inspired decoration. It is well thrown and glazed and has the impressed seal marks to the side. It is in very good condition and measures 19cm tall. The item “Janet Leach Studio Pottery St Ives Vase” is in […]
JANET LEACH STUDIO POTTERY GLAZED BOTTLE VASE 20TH C. Height 19cm, Diameter 12cm. The globular form with a narrow raised neck with shaped opening and with two lugs mounted at the shoulder. The vase has unglazed areas to the lower body and has impressed JL and Leach Pottery seal marks to the lower edge. We […]
American born ceramicist and potter from St Ives (1918 – 1997). Janet initially studied under Shoji Hamada where she travelled to Japan to work with him. After returning to the US from Japan, in 1955 she married Bernard Leach, the noted British studio potter, whom she had earlier studied with. Janet Leach continued to be […]