A stunning 1970’s very tall studio pottery bottle vase with abstract design. The vase has the initials HL incised on the front and a Chinese stamp on the base. Measuring 51 cm in height. In excellent condition with no chips, cracks or restoration.
BILL KENNEDY STUDIO POTTERY PIT FIRED BURNISHED VASE 1991. Materials: Pottery / Ceramic. Dimensions: 165mm tall x 190mm wide. Condition: Some minor scuffs to the surface, otherwise ve. Wear commensurate with age and use. Auctiva offers Free Image Hosting and Editing. Auctiva gets you noticed! Track Page Views With.
Studio vase by brett james lustre glaze. Approx 8 imches high and 4 inches across at largest part. Some crazing to glaze. Has been used so signs of water use inside. Marked brett james on base shield pattern.
Vintage Nourot Studio Art Glass.
Measures approx 15cms high. Very good overall condition, no cracks or chips. Pre-owned and kindly donated to our charity, in good condition. These photographs form part of our details and description. Please check any photographs carefully to satisfy yourself as to condition. Any amount provides vital support to the hospice. COLLECTIONS – Opening hours are […]
Stunning Harrow Weald studio pottery vase by Ronald Czilinski, Circa 1930’s. Gorgeous tones and shape. Very good condition (see pics).
A Unique Studio Piece: Unlike mass-produced factory ceramics, this is a genuine studio pottery piece. Each scale has been meticulously hand-carved, and the glaze is applied with an artist’s eye for depth and texture. Because it is a studio-made object, it possesses a tactile, “one-of-a-kind” quality-no two pieces are ever identical. The weight, the carving […]
A Roger Cockram (Born 1947) studio pottery vase with frog design, mottled purple and turquoise glaze signed together with impressed studio marks. In excellent condition with no chips, cracks or restoration. 18 cm in height x 14 cm in width x 11 cm in depth.
Here we have a superb mid century studio pottery vase in the form of a girl. It is signed “Fanch” to the underside, I have been unable to find anything regarding the maker despite thorough research; but it seems Fanch is a French surname originating in Breton so it could be French in origin. The […]