A Superb Elaine Peto Huge (59cm long) Reclining Hare Ceramic Sculpture A/F. A fantastic, massive life-sized (59cm long) sculpture of a reclining hare by renowned ceramicist, Elaine Peto. Hand-made by Elaine, this sculpture is finished in a creamy white crazed overglaze to the belly and feet with unglazed textured areas representing the hare’s brown fur […]
Monumental 56cm Blandine Anderson Studio Pottery Hare & Snail Sculpture. A very large, stunning stoneware sculpture by the renowned artist Blandine Anderson. Modelled with a hare sat on top of a giant snail, set on a rectangular base incised with branches, insects and applied small smalls. Blandine Anderson finds inspiration for her work in the […]
Anissa Kermiche Legs 11 Ceramic Art Studio Pottery Vase Candleholder Sculpture Black Matte Large. Legs 11 is a very unique piece as it has a double function. With the legs in the air, you have a pillar candle holder, with plates that slide into the feet to hold the candles. Then if a vase is […]
Ray Rogers raku orb form sculpture, pit fired with metallic oxide and sawdust colourings, incised signature to the base…. Measuring 7″ high 5.5″ diameter. Ray Rogers was born near Dunedin, Otago, New Zealand, in 1935. He worked in the petro-chemical industry but after discovering his affinity with the clay medium in 1969 he devoted himself […]
The handmade piece features stunning pottery production technique, making it a unique and one-of-a-kind item. It measures 30cm tall, 23cm wide by 7.5cm deep. I generally post out twice a week, usually Mondays and Thursdays.
Jenny Alexander Studio Pottery Nude Figural Sculptural / Sculpture Vase. 11.5 cm Tall. 7.5 cm Wide. Please See All Photos.
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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.
Peter Hayes ceramic sculptures have a unique appearance.