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 […]
Really lovely Pottery plate 29.5cm diameter no damage other have been attributed to cardew and grayshott.
A beautiful plate by the highly sought after William’Bill’ Marshall. Lovely design – for me, it’s a kelp forest. Very good there is a slight rough area on the glaze which is barely visible to the front of the plate – this will have happened during the firing process. Marked WM to the base. D: […]
Signed to the base bottom. Large tray / plate – approx 31cm x 30cm. In excellent condition – crazing present (see photos) but no chips or cracks.
Unique studio pottery handmade by Archie McCall serving plate with handles. Height 1½ (minus handles). Height 4 (Inc handles). Blue with gild gold Lobster pattern. Please review photographs for details on item specifics like size and weight. Hallmarks, ring sizes, gram weight, etc. Will be shown in photos. If you require additional photos please do […]
A Phil Rogers studio pottery plate/ bowl.
This is a superb and large Winchcombe studio pottery charger by Ray Finch having his personal seal’dot’ mark. It is very well potted and glazed in strong colours. It measures 35.5cm in diameter and is in very good condition. This item is in the category “Pottery, Ceramics & Glass\Decorative Pottery, Ceramics & Glass\Vases”. The seller […]
Bernard Leach St Ives standardware cake plate (waves / Tree design). Initially designed by David and Bernard Leach these plates appeared in the Standard ware range from 1946 onwards until at the latest 1976. They did not appear in that year’s catalogue. The plates were made as Cake plates in three sizes – as photographed. […]
This is a fantastic large studio pottery charger painted by William Newland and dated 1993. William Newland was an important and influential figure in British studio pottery and was one of the Picassoettes named so by Bernard Leach. This piece dates from after he finished teaching in 1988 and began pottery again. It is really […]