This unique and stunning vase is truly a work of art. The multicolor glaze and intricate craftsmanship make this vase a standout piece. Made from high-quality clay, this one-of-a-kind vase is perfect for displaying flowers or as a statement piece on its own. The Raku pottery technique used by Kirchmann results in a beautiful and […]
Moorcroft – Very Rare, Unique Bowl from the Moorcroft Museum (label to base). Ruby Lustre Flambe Glaze in the Spanish Pattern. Condition: Bubbling/Roughness to the glaze on underside of base and surrounding base. Some pitting (small “dots”), marks and small scuffs to edges and sides. Please look carefully at the photographs provided as these form […]
Pair of Bretby Art Nouveau Pottery Wall Plates/Chargers with Geisha Scenes – 1880s. We are proud to offer these beautiful circular earthenware plaques by Bretby, probably designed by Henry Tooth. With applied details possibly hand-worked and hand-painted, decorated Japonesme in black with applied Chrysanthemums and butterflies painted in gold and red. The border of both […]
Geoffrey Eastop was an English potter. Eastop was born in London, where he studied at the Croydon School of Art and Goldsmiths’ College. He also studied at the Academie Ranson in Paris. During World War II, Eastop served as an office in the Royal Artillery, seeing action in the Netherlands and being lucky to survive. […]
This listing is for a VERY large MUSEUM LEVEL vase by DAVID LEACH (1911 -2005) who was the first son of BERNARD LEACH (1887 – 1979). It is very large at 13 inches tall (33 cm) by 6 1/2 inches in diameter. This is a quite substantial piece at 10 1/2 pounds. It was thrown […]
FOR YOUR CONSIDERATION IS A VERY HANDSOME MUSEM LEVEL VASE BY F. CARLTON BALL WITH SGRAFFITO CARVED LINES IN THE DESIGN MOTIF BY NOTED ARTIST AARON BOHROD. THIS CONSISTS OF TWO BULLS AND TWO SUNS. ONE BULL IS LOOKING STRAIGHT AHEAD AND THE OTHER IS LOOKING DIRECTLY AT YOU. THEY ARE COMPLETE WITH HORNS AS […]
