1970’s Scandinavian ceramic dish by Noomi Backhausen for Søholm Stentøj, Denmark. 1938 – 2011 created work for Søholm Pottery from 1966 until 1990. Søholm Ceramics of Bornholm is one of Denmark’s most renowned Mid Century producers and their Stentøj (Stoneware) ranges from the 1960s onwards. Highly collectable and durable, they retain the quality of form […]
Sancailead-glazed ceramics of the late 7th and early 8th century Chinese Tang dynasty. Yasuda’s creation is stoneware, fired in an electric kiln, rather than the earthenware of the Tang Dynasty. Takeshi Yasuda is a Japanese potter who was born in Tokyo, Japan in 1943.
Classic Antonia Salmon Burnished Studio Pottery Dish. Fabulous piece by a great ceramic artist. Great condition and marked. 31cms at the widest point.
A finer example you would struggle to find.
A Phil Rogers studio pottery plate/ bowl.
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Instantly recognisable as by Richard Batterham by its shape, glaze colour and Incised decoration. The number 189 on the bottom of the dish is also indicative of Richard Batterham and relates to the glaze. Richard is viewed collectively by studio pottery collectors and studio potters themselves as an iconic master potter who trained at the […]
The dish features a classic Tenmoku glaze in browns, to blacks with a lighter cross motif design to the centre. The dish stands on four square legs. Geoffrey Whiting personal impressed seals to base. Collections; Victoria & Albert Museum, Government Art Collection. Size – 2 Inch (Height). Size – 8 1/2 inch (Length). Size – […]
DAVID WHITE 1990s yellow and blue decorative Fruit Bowl Glazed outstanding condition almost unused, height 5.5 inches 140mm x 10 inches 250mm diameter Perfect condition as new.
Size: Width without handles 17.5 cm, handle to handle 24 cm. Condition: Excellent condition, no chips cracks or restoration. This delightful dish by Walter Keeler dates from about 1990. It has a lovely contrasting finish between the rim and handle and the centre of the dish, and it is marked with Keeler’s usual impressed logo. […]