Rare form diamond facet press mold bottle vase made in Mashiko, Japan, by Living National Treasure Shimaoka Tatsuzo. Ochre slip covered and glazed in tenmoku and nuka in the manner of Hamada Shoji.
The vase is finished in a celadon glaze with highlights of ash glaze (Nuka). It has a strong Japanese feel. The vase is signed with the potter’s impressed stamp. He then attended Craft Council’s Pottery Skills Course in Republic Ireland where he trained for a further two years.
Michael Cardew (1901-83) for Abuja Pottery in Nigeria – Stoneware cup and cover, grey-green glaze with bands of striated decoration c. 11.5 cm around midriff diameter approx. In good condition with no chips, cracks, repairs or renovation. Impressed marks for Michael Cardew and for the Abuja pottery. I see little point in recounting Michael Cardew’s […]
A Raku fired bowl by the Devon based master potter Tim Andrews b. Of circular form with a broad rim the central well with speckled blue, green glazes. Impressed personal seal near the foot. Tim’s work has been acquired for public and private collections around the world. He is a Fellow of the Craft Potters […]
7/10 Good condition, no cracks. Two of the strings are broken off slightly at the end.
Stunning Jonathan Chiswell Jones JCJ studio pottery pedestal bowl with Lustre Dragonflies & Leaves in copper, silver and deep blue colourway. Beautiful condition with no chips or cracks. Painted marks to the base. The bowl measures 20.3cm in diameter and 5.7cm high.
Peter Hayes ceramic sculptures have a unique appearance.
Weight about Otherwise it is in good condition. Have a small chip to the inside rim (see photo 9).
The vase features a unique lizard design with an animal print pattern in blue. Expertly crafted with clay using studio techniques, this art pottery piece is truly one-of-a-kind. It is perfect for display or as a standalone decorative piece, and would make a great addition to any pottery collection.
Superbly decorated with tenmoku brushwork.