An unusual large Mark Griffiths flat sided studio pottery lugged vase, with poured hoop glaze. A very primitive looking piece for Mark Griffiths so I’m guessing it may be an early creation? Height 27cm x 18cm. Condition: No chips, cracks or restoration, just some firing flaws.
Beautiful Art Studio Raku style bottle vase with twin handles and climbing figures possibly influenced by fertility ceramics of the Orient. Marked ZEM to base.
Unknown Maker With makers Mark’P.. Or possibly’DP’ #1555. I cannot find the mark despite trying identification websites, books, internet, google lens and anything else I could think of. For what it is worth I believe it isn’t made in the IK and it is contemporary. It bears the same mark but completely different in style […]
Fabulous Vintage circa Mid century Abstract Studio Pottery Jug/ vase, Unidentified Mark. If you know the maker name, please let me, any info much appreciated!
Please be aware this is a Guinomi and not a YUNOMI. A YUNOMI is a Japanese tea bowl however a Guinomi is a sake bowl. For obvious reasons it is smaller than the tea bowl and would be the equivalent of a’shot glass’ to put it into a modern context. It measures 4.5 cm in […]
Large Heavy Contemporary Studio Pottery Coil Built Fish Ocean Design Vase. Unknown Makers Mark to the base. H – 10.5. D – Approx 8. Weighs Approx 2.6kg. Good overall condition with wear and marks consistent with age and use. No chips or cracks. Please see all photos. Any questions please ask.
A fantastic characteristic Studio Pottery vase by Chris Bramble. Hand thrown and decorated with a series of vertical broken lines to the body. Finished with an deep brown to the neck and’weathered’ blue / green body. The piece is impressed to the base with’C’ and a bramble bush’ mark. Overall condition is excellent with no […]
Stunning Vintage Signed Studio Pottery Bowl. Can anyone help identify the maker?
Colin Pearson was one of the most creatively inventive potters in post-war Britain. Trained at Goldsmiths’ College and Winchcombe Pottery under Ray Finch, Pearson ran a pottery workshop at Aylesford. This is a stoneware bud vase with the pottery seal to the base.
Mark Griffiths studio pottery stoneware footed bowl. Iron decoration on hakeme ground, impressed mark. Any questions please message me.