Phil Rogers Studio Pottery Ash and Hakame Glaze Vase with Tenmoku Brush Decoration. Large red clay stoneware ash glaze vase with a secondary white Hakame brushed glaze in the Korean style much favoured by this renowned potter. Superbly decorated with tenmoku brushwork. A classic Korean style vase measuring a good 20cms tall typical of his […]
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 […]
Jim Malone stoneware YUNOMI made in 2002 at Burnby Pottery, York. It bears the clear impressed mark for both the potter and Burnby pottery. The YUNOMI has a rib in its midriff together with impressed marks covered by a tenmoku glaze. The pot as completely without damage and has no chips, cracks or repairs.
Takeshi Yasuda Studio Pottery Tea Bowl Yunomi Signed. This work is early – this stamp was used on his work in the late 70’s and early eighties.
Superbly decorated with tenmoku brushwork.
Undamaged with no chips cracks or repairs. Green ash and iron glaze vase with applied Decoration. 22 cm tall Approx 14cm diameter around it’s midriff. Signed with impressed monogram for John Jelfs on base as photographed.
RARE Richard Batterham Studio Pottery Salt Glaze Concentric Lidded Vase Pot. This stunning rare concentric design stoneware pot, created by renowned British potter Richard Batterham, features a beautiful salt glaze. A vintage piece from the late 20th century in Batterham’s signature style.
Stoneware bowl covered with green ash glaze with incised & combed decoration by Phil Rogers. 21 cm diameter 6 cm in height. The bowl is free from damage and has no chips, cracks, repairs or renovation. Very clear, impressed mark for Phil Rogers just above the foot ring as shown in photograph.
The tenmoku breaks from blacks and browns through to rust and orange, grey decoration on top. Impressed personal mark for David Leach.