The Jeremy Nichols studio pottery salt glazed teapot is a handcrafted stoneware piece originating from England. It has a graduating blue salt glaze with a wide stable base and is open handled. It measures 28cm from end of handle and end of spout. Produced in the studio pottery style, this original teapot showcases the craftsmanship […]
Striking Danish Mid Century Modern Art Studio Pottery Vase by Axel Bruel in a sort of beige/light yellow/pistachio green colour with recurring pattern. Hand made, so has a few underglaze marks and colour variations and looks like it may have been made in two parts and joined, but can’t confirm that. Measures approximately 10 inches […]
Abstract Studio Pottery Vase Iridescent Moss Colour Signed With Impressed Mark. 8.5 inch tall. 8 Nich widest point.
David Frith Stoneware Studio Pottery Vase. Browns and duck egg blue.
No chips, cracks, or damage. Measurements are often in the pictures. Please think before you order, this literally puts food on my table, so the “changed my mind” return takes that food right off my table. Don’t be afraid to make an offer, I don’t mind some haggling! In many of my listings my pictures […]
Rare Early JOHN MALTBY Studio Pottery Double Impressed Stamps Stoneshill. 27cms high (including handle). Personal & pottery impressed stamps.
Phil Rogers Yunomi (Japanese Tea bowl) incised circular decoration and salt glaze with feldspar #2468. 9.5cm in height and approximately 9cm in midriff diameter. This item is undamaged, free from any chips, cracks or repair. It bears Phil Rogers impressed personal mark on outside of the foot ring. Thank you for looking at my items […]
Jim Malone stoneware plate probably early work as there is no accompanying mark for where it was made. It bears the clear impressed personal mark for Jim Malone. There is also what appears to be impressed floral decoration which is difficult to see in certain light. The plate is completely without damage and has no […]
Jim Malone Studio Pottery Tea Pot. Impressed stamp to base edge. 12 cms high to top of lid x 17cm widest points.
Japanese Contemporary Studio Pottery lidded pot – impressed character mark. More research is required to identify the potter. 5 inches tall (approx).