DAVID LEACH (son of Bernard Leach). A very finely prred fluted stoneware bowl. Lowerdown and personal marks. 7cms high 10cms rim diameter. A superb example of David Leach’s work at its very best. No chips, cracks or restoration.
MICKI SCHLOESSINGK – Footed Bowl With Shell Insert Decoration – Bayer Inspired. After a brief period at Sussex University, she left to become a potter. She worked at Terrybaun Pottery in Ireland, making slip trailed earthenware and then studied under Mick Casson and Victor Margrie on the Studio Pottery Course at Harrow College of Art, […]
John and Lizzie Leach Mulchelney Studio Pottery Stoneware large charger in dished forml. The centre has a wax resist meandering abstract decoration in tenmoku glaze, within a pale brown rim. Impressed marks to base. The white mark on the rim is not a chip but is where the colour has not taken. A really beautiful […]
Gorgeous studio pottery vase by David Leach, Temmoku glaze. With DL seal, and lovely fluted decoration. Very good condition (see pics). Height 14cm, Diameter at rim 6cm, diameter at body 14cm.
This vintage studio pottery vase is a unique piece from Leach Pottery, handcrafted in Cornwall in the late 20th century. The vase features a drip and comb pattern in brown, green, and white, with a glazed finish and an impressed backstamp. The abstract art design is perfect for any Arts & Crafts or Mission Style […]
Size: 15.5cm tall, 9.5 cm across rim, belly about 12 cm wide. Condition: Very good condition. There is a flat chip on the foot-rim, which may have been caused on removal from the kiln (sometime a stray glaze spot gets fused to the foot). This chip is not visible on display. This vase is a […]
Size: 20 cm tall, about 20 cm wide. Condition: Very good condition. This vase is a personally made piece by David Leach and carries his painted initials on the base and the Lowerdown Pottery impressed mark near the foot. It is decorated with David’s signature “foxglove” motif, using a brown tenmoku glaze over an ash […]
Rare early piece by Glenn Lewis made while he was an apprentice to Bill Marshall at the Leach Pottery in the early 1960s. Fully marked with his personal mark and the Leach mark. Small glaze loss and signs of aging.
Stunning vintage covered pot carrying the Leach Pottery & Trevor Corser impressed mark. No chips or cracks.. Approx 6.5 diameter.. Take a look at my other Leach TC pottery listings.
Leach standard ware 1 pint tankard. Though this tankard was made at the Leach pottery and bears the clear mark associated with that pottery started by Bernard Leach it was almost certainly not made by Bernard Leach and was made by one of the many potters who worked there from 1920 through to 1978 when […]