Stunning pottery bust of a woman by an unknown artist. The piece is really well observed and the use of glaze to highlight the clothes whilst leaving the face and neck unglazed works really well. The artist has used great skill in creating the form using the simplest of detail. It was probably made mid […]
A good modernistic ginger jar by self taught potter Alan Spencer Green, renowned for his porcelain pieces. Some small scuffs/scratches to one side and other minor wear. Inscribed ASG to the base.
Beautiful studio pottery small vase, with lavender blue glaze. Apparently unmarked, beautifully crafted. Very good condition (see pics).
No chips or cracks, has makers mark.
LAURENCE MCGOWAN HANDMADE FLORAL DECORATION STUDIO POTTERY BOWL. Condition – excellent – NO chips or damage.
DAVID FRITH STUDIO POTTERY STONEWARE CYLINDRICAL VASE 20TH CENTURY. Materials: Pottery / Stoneware. Dimensions: 315mm tall x 137mm wide. Makers marks: David Frith’F. Frith pottery impressed seal. Wear commensurate with age and use. Auctiva offers Free Image Hosting and Editing. Auctiva gets you noticed! Track Page Views With.
BERNARD ROOKE STUDIO STONEWARE POTTERY FOSSIL VASE 20TH CENTURY. Materials: Pottery / Stoneware. Dimensions: 175mm tall x 100mm wide. Wear commensurate with age and use. Get Supersized Images & Free Image Hosting. Create your brand with Auctiva’s. Attention Sellers – Get Templates Image Hosting, Scheduling at Auctiva. Com. Track Page Views With.
HELLO AND WELCOME TO SIMON SCOTT COLLECTABLES. SVEND BAYER STUDIO POTTERY LIDDED URN APPRENTICE WENFORD BRIDGE CARDEW PUPIL. SVEND BAYER WAS DESCIBED AS HIS BEST PUPIL BY MICHEAL CARDEW. WENFORD POTTERY 1968 – 1971 HIS WORK WAS EXHIBITED WORLD WIDE. USUALLY IT IS UNMARED TO THE BASES AS THIS IS ALSO UNMARKED. SIZE – 9 […]
Stunning William Marshall teapot of classic form. Fully marked with St Ives and BM personal marks. The teapot is missing it original lid but I commissioned the current Leach pottery production manager, Matt Foster to make a replacement. I like the fact that the lid was made in the same place and by the potter […]
These three rectangular vases are really nice examples of Louis’s early work made in Porthleven, Cornwall, after he had left Alan Wallwork in London. Each is made from coils and the biggest is over 6 (15cm) tall. One is inscribed Lh with the other two bearing his impressed mark. None have any damage or repairs.