Exquisite blue and brown glaze vase. The handles are most interesting; clay has been formed to appear like ropes and then unwind down the body of the Artist signed piece. British Pottery.
Circa:1970's. Condition: Excellent. Size:10'1/4"H x 6-1/2"W
Exquisite porcelain pottery vase by famed British Potter & Artist, Mary Rich. Extraordinarily executed piece hand-painted in rich violet purple and gilded in gold accents. Glaze rub on inside the fluted top and light glaze rub around top rim. No chips, cracks or hairline fractures. Impressed with “M” near base.
A glazed raised relief abstract tree is "framed" within an unglazed clay background. The design appears on both sides of this delicate art pottery bud vase. The sides and "chimney-like" flute are galzed in a very soft pale grey. There is a markers mark that I have not been able to identify.
From her Calgary Studio, Connie Pike creates the most beautiful art pottery. This slab constructed vase is glazed in a soft white with soft violet colored hand-painted flowers with a touch of green leafs and . Although the piece is quite heavy her delicate art work makes it appears like a fine porcelain vase. The vase has an interesting footed base. Stamped with the famous "Pike Studio" mark. ...click for details
Keith Rice studied with David Leach and now styles his pottery in a more traditional Japanese theme. This early example of his work features very beautiful shades of blue glaze flowers with a sponge border along base. Signed on base.
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Blue and brown stylised stoneware pitcher made by Mayer Shacter at his Manchester studio circa 1970.Mr Schater had studios in Venice, Pt.Arena, Manchester, SF and Oakland,CA. There is a miniscule nick at spout. Signed piece with signature on base.
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Circa:1990’s. Condition: Excellent. Size: 11” High x 3-1/2” Wide
Fabulous vase with muted green glaze on a relief pattern and charcoal base and rim. Maggie Fisher started “Celtic Pottery” in Newlyn and was then joined by Ev Stevens. Together they created the “Medallion” pattern which was their most popular design and one Celtic Pottery is remembered for. Original Foil Label still attached on base.
Hand thrown pottery vase in shades of brown glaze airbrushed over hand-cut stencil design of abstract bird. There is a “Native American” look to it. Incised mark on base is a “G” inside an elongated triangle. From a collection that included many pieces of pottery created in the techniques taught by Charles Counts at his Rising Fawn Pottery, Georgia in the late 1970 – 80’s. Counts taught pottery for many years before passing away in 2000 and influenced many potters, especially through out the sou ...click for details
Hand thrown pottery vase in shades of brown glaze airbrushed over hand-cut stencil design of abstract bird. There is a “Native American” look to it. Incised mark on base is a “G” inside an elongated triangle. From a collection that included many pieces of pottery created in the techniques taught by Charles Counts at his Rising Fawn Pottery in the late 1970 – 80’s. Counts taught pottery for many years before passing away in 2000 and influenced many potters, especially through out the southeast Un ...click for details
