John Wheeldon Studio Pottery Vase with typical John Wheeldon decoration and marked by the artist. Great condition and 10cm tall. I have hundreds of pieces of studio pottery and art for sale please see my other listings.
Rare Ewenny Pottery hooped / looped Vase David John Jenkins / Horace Elliot Circa 1900. A nice and very rare pot in great condition. Incised Ewenny pottery mark. Dimensions: approx 8 inches tall or 21cm.
Studio pottery vase designed and made by John Bedding with drip decoration in blue, brown and green, raised marks to underside, 26cm high. Lovely condition as per pictures. No cracks, chips or evidence of restoration.
John Struthers Studio Pottery Large Bulbous Vase. John Struthers set up in Orkney, Scotland in 1985. Prior to that he taught art and art history for about 20 years. He studied at Falmouth School of Art (BA Hons Fine Art – Sculpture) and the pottery was established in 1989. His work has been exhibited widely […]
John Jelfs stoneware mallet vase with handle Undamaged with no chips, cracks or repairs. Incised decoration with pours. Approx 14 cm base diameter. Signed with impressed monogram for John Jelfs.
Undamaged with no chips cracks or repairs. Tea for one tea pot with painted floral Decoration. Approx 11 cm diameter around its midriff. Signed with impressed monogram for John Jelfs on base together with the studio mark of Bourton on the water.
This is a stunning studio pottery cup made by John Maltby. Very good condition no chips cracks or restoration. This is out of my own collection.
Approximately 8 cm’diameter’ across the rim. The YUNOMI is in good condition BUT there is a chip on the inside of the rim as last three photographs and I have taken that into account when listing the price. It has impressed abstract decoration with hakeme overlay. He has maintained his connection with Leach pottery as […]
Height 25.5cm Dia 13cm.
About John Wheeldon John Wheeldon took up ceramics while he was studying at Wolverhampton Polytechnic from 1969 to 1971. He then applies a copper matt glaze to the lower part and gas fires it to 1000° C.