A superb porcelain bowl by the highly acclaimed David White. He worked in porcelain and mainly used blended glazes producing a crackle effect. The pots, when they were taken from the kiln, were rubbed with carbon-based ink which was immediately washed off. This produced a reticulated pattern. David made careful notes at each glaze firing […]
A superb porcelain bowl by the highly acclaimed David White. He worked in porcelain and mainly used blended glazes producing a crackle effect. The pots, when they were taken from the kiln, were rubbed with carbon-based ink which was immediately washed off. This produced a reticulated pattern. David made careful notes at each glaze firing […]
Excellent condition overall and a nice clean example. No damage chips or cracks to note except for one very small flea bite to the edge of the handle which i have tried to photograph as best as i can, very had to spot and doesn’t detract imo as only noticeable under very close inspection. See […]
Studio porcelain sphere – lidded box. Fellow of the Craft Potters Association. David established the Thanet Pottery near Margate with his sister in 1961. It closed in 1967 allowing him to progress onto his next venture where he established the Broadstairs Pottery in 1968. He is particularly remembered for his ability to make beautiful high-fired […]
A very fine and early earthenware vase with wax resist floral decoration under a tin glaze. Personal seal to the base. 20.0cm high x 16.0cm diameter.
Bud vase by David Leach. It bears his personal impressed mark as shown in the photograph. There are no impressed marks for either the Lowerdown pottery of the Leach pottery in St Ives which makes it difficult to date with any accuracy. The bud vase is c. The vase is undamaged without cracks, chips or […]
About 11cm tall x 8.5cm wide. STUDIO PORCELAIN POTTERY MINI VASE.
The tenmoku breaks from blacks and browns through to rust and orange, grey decoration on top. Impressed personal mark for David Leach.
This bowl is 10 cm in height.
Stamped near the base with Davids personal DL stamp and also the Lowerdown Pottery stamp. After the handover of Aylesford Pottery he moved to Bovey Tracey in Devon and set up Lowerdown Pottery. David Leach was born in Tokyo in 1911, and was first taught to pot not by his father Bernard but by Shoji […]