Kenneth Quick Yunomi (tea bowl) for Leach pottery (Rare). Kenneth Quick’s personal impressed mark is indistinct. It isn’t helped by the fact the impression is made on the slightly curved part of the inside of the foot ring and where glaze has collected. There are two impressed marks one is for Leach pottery. This Yunomi […]
Studio Vase – Shoji Hamada / Leach / Kenneth Quick Japanese Style tenmoku Glaze. In family collection decorated with a banded Japanese inscribed motifs. Impressed seal Mark obscured by glaze. Condition is V good. 6 inches tall approx. This item is in the category “Pottery & Glass\Decorative Pottery & Glassware\Vases”. The seller is “7449bobd” and […]
Rare Kenneth Quick Tregenna Hill Pottery Small bowl. Kenneth Quick, cousin to William Marshall and uncle to Scott Marshall, was born in St Ives in 1931. He joined the Leach Pottery in 1945 to make standard ware, and was regarded as one of the most promising of the three apprentices. In 1955 he left to […]
Considered by Bernard Leach to be one of the finest potters of his generation, Kenneth Quick sadly died aged 32 in Japan whilst studying with Hamada. Pieces by this accomplished potter are rare. The vase is formed with slightly flattened sides with incised wheat ear decoration to front and back and finished in an olive […]