Not one of Svend’s huge monumental pieces but a functional sized milk jug. It’s Stands 15 cm in height and approximately 12 cm around its widest point. It has glaze around the rim of the jug which also runs down one of the sides. Woodfired and salt glazed (as is the normality with Svend’s work). […]
Stunning Mid Century French Accolay Pottery vase probably dates from the late 50s early 60s – enameled blue camaieu, part of the “Gallic” series. Handwritten signature incised on the base. I have hundreds of pieces of studio pottery and art for sale please see my other listings.
This beautiful vase is a true piece of art pottery. Handmade in Sweden by Stig Lindberg for Gustavsberg it features an abstract pattern in blue and yellow, with a matte finish on ceramic material. The vase stands at 14 cm (5.5inches) tall and has a width of 13 cm (5 inches), making it a perfect […]
Lovely shape and colours.
This is a stunning Minton ceramic fruit bowl from the early 20th century, featuring the exquisite “Rotique” pattern. It showcases a vibrant fruit design against a rich green band with delicate gilded accents, complemented by a textured pink base. Measuring approximately 23 cm in diameter, this piece exemplifies Minton’s exceptional craftsmanship and artistic flair. The […]
Superb, understated Korean hakeme mizusashi. This was bought in Japanese and I do not know if it was made there or in Korea. The box is signed, but I don’t know the maker. 17 cms height by 21 cms width. In excellent undamaged condition.
29.5 cm high. No chips or cracks.
Richard Godfrey Studio Devon Pottery – Ceramic 20cm Vase – Slipware – Retro. Approx 20cm high and a diameter of approx 19cm at the top end. In excellent condition – crazing present (see photos) but no chips or cracks.
Peter Wills small porcelain bowl, decorated with a yellow glaze and running bronze coloured glaze from the edge of the rim down towards the well. Signed by an incised mark inside the foot ring. There is also an impressed mark underneath the yellow glaze on the side of the bowl which is barely visible. In […]