Size: 11.5 in diameter at rim, 5.5 cm in height. This is a classic piece by Joanna Constandinidis, thrown in porcelain with the rings visible, simple foot with the glaze wiped away, finished in a slightly matt and greyish glaze. The bowl is slightly irregular in shape and has a glaze dribble (see image 3). […]
A lovely example of a Joanna Wason studio pottery bottle vase for the Leach Pottery. Excellent condition with no chips or cracks evident. Couple of glazing inclusions (bumps) and dimples as expected from the process. Both the Leach Pottery and Wason’s personal stamp are impressed to the vase base. Max body diameter – 12cm. Base […]
Size: 9.5 in diameter at rim, 4.5 cm in height. This is a classic piece by Joanna Constantinidis, thrown in porcelain with the rings visible, turned at the foot, finished in a slightly matt glaze, even in colour. It has a slight straw coloured translucency help up to the light. Marked on the base with […]
Size: 7.3 cm in diameter at base, 8.8 cm in height. Condition: Small flat chip to the outside of the rim, otherwise in excellent condition. A good restorer could deal with the chip – because of the translucency of porcelain the right materials must be used for restoration. Or you can just turn it round […]
Joanna Constantinidis Tall Bottle Vase. Minuscule glaze loss professionally restored. The item “Joanna Constantinidis Tall Bottle Vase. Fantastic Glaze” is in sale since Sunday, September 26, 2021. This item is in the category “Pottery, Porcelain & Glass\Pottery\Studio”. The seller is “dansopandi” and is located in Banbury. This item can be shipped to United Kingdom, Australia, […]
Joanna Constantinidis Lustered Stoneware Vase. JOANNA CONSTANTINIDIS A LARGE LEANING LUSTRED STONEWARE VASE, IMPRESSED C MARK. A large leaning lustred stoneware vase, impressed C mark, made circa 1987-88. For a near identical vase see Joanna Constantinidis: Ceramics from twenty five years (University of Derby); The Ballantyne Colelction, 1995 No. Follow us on Instagram and Facebook […]
A vase from one of Britain’s greatest potters, Joanna Constantinidis. Dating to the 1970’s with a manganese glaze and incised markings. In good condition, a couple of kiln plucks to the base which were sanded at the time of production, not uncommon with Constantinidis, they do not show at all, no chips or cracks. Nice […]