Rare Collectible Stephanie Kalan 19cm Studio Pottery Celadon Ribbed Vase. A very rare and highly collectible circa 1960’s studio pottery squat vase by British artist Steph Kalan. This hand-thrown lightly-ribbed tactile vase is beautifully decorated in a celadon glaze with a striking star crackled finish. A very rare and highly collectible piece. Kalan started potting […]
Rare 1958 Frederick Harrop Studio Pottery Animal Print Vase. A rare example by this sought after potter. Incised signature FSH and date 1958 to base.
Stanislas Reychan MBE Studio Pottery – Hand Built Tin Glazed Blue Bird Dove RARE. A rare hand-modelled red earthenware and tin-glazed figure in the form of a blue dove, painted in manganese, by the renowned potter Stanislas Reychan. Impressed stamp to side. Stanislas Reychan was born in Vienna in 1897, the son of a Polish […]
Rare Large Cylinder Vase by Tue Poulsen Denmark. In Excellent Undamaged Condition. Fully Marked to Base. It Measures 25cm High and 11.5cm Across.
A Wonderful and Bizarre! From the outside, this appears as a somewhat ordinary and unassuming little art pottery bowl. A look inside however reveals quite a surprise! A nude female is depicted breast-feeding an appreciative black cat! After this revelation, one quickly realises this is in fact a very good quality bowl – beautifully thrown […]
RARE Large 28cms Glen Wild Studio Pottery Tenmoku Stoneware Vessel Shino Pours. A large stoneware vessel with lugged rim and rectangular aperture partially covered in shino glaze splashes and pours.
This is in excellent condition. It’s 36cm high, 17cm at the widest point and approximately 9cm deep. The opening is 5.5cm x 4.5cm. This is unsigned but is typical of his work.
Stanislas Reychan was born in Vienna in 1897, the son of a Polish father and an Austrian mother. During the Second World War, he fled to Hungary, then Paris, before joining the Polish Army in the UK, deciding to stay here after being demobbed in 1949.
Stanislas Reychan was born in Vienna in 1897, the son of a Polish father and an Austrian mother. During the Second World War, he fled to Hungary, then Paris, before joining the Polish Army in the UK, deciding to stay here after being demobbed in 1949.
This is a stunning vase by Andrew Palin. This is a RARE piece as I believe Andrew Palin is sadly no longer producing pottery.