Ceramics
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Royal Copenhagen faience vase by Nils Thorsson, 723/3208,
Baca faience/ceramic vase designed by Nils Thorsson (1898-1975) and produced from 1965 at Royal Copenhagen, Denmark.
The glaze is matte and the colours are blown up during firing. This is why the Baca series has a characteristic light relief surface.
Stamped with Nils Thorssons' signature and the mark of Royal Copenhagen.
Dimensions:Height: 8.27 in. / 21 cm
Width: 6.11 in. / 15.5 cm
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A Poole Delphis studio range plate, deep orange and green design.
Blue backstamp
20.5cm diameter
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2 Poole pottery pin dish. Both shape number 49 dating to the late 1960s.
2 available, please state which you would prefer if purchasing 1.
12.5 cm diameter
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Poole 'Delphis' pottery pin tray
18 cm length x 10cm width,
Poole studio pottery pin tray in the "Delphis" pattern. Shape number 361, The mark to the base was used between 76-77. The Poole backstamp also dates it to between 1966-80. Each piece of Delphis ware is unique, no patterns are repeated.
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A Mashiko Pottery plate (1960s)
£200.00
Visit product page →A Mashiko Pottery plate with resist detail in dolomite over tenmoku glaze. No pottery or potters seals. 28cm diameter
Mashiko ware (called Mashiko yaki in Japanese) was produced in the area around the town of Mashiko in Tochigi. The clay used in Mashiko ware is rich in silicic acid and iron with a high plasticity, making it easy to shape and highly fire-resistant. Unlike other potteries, no extra ingredients are added to the clay; which is the secret behind Mashiko ware's thickness. While the clay makes this pottery heavier than others and requires handling with care, there is a unique and rustic practicality to its thick clay texture. Mashiko ware's glazes are made with stone powder and scrap iron powder and the colors are laid on with dog-hair brushes. This creates a round look as well as adding depth to the colors. Mashiko ware is easy to glaze which enables artisans to use various traditional techniques, such as decorating with white engobe (clay slip coating) or brush marks, to create unique powerful pieces.
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A Mdina Glass oversized paperweight in blue and ochre colours.
10cm high x 11.5cm diameter
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Studio pottery clay bowl with opaque green and molasses glaze.
Potters mark 'Coldstone' to base
5cm high x 10cm diameter
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Small studio pottery bowl
£35.00
Visit product page →Studio pottery bowl with hatch marks in pale blue and brown.
6cm high x 12cm diameter
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Small studio pottery bowl
£35.00
Visit product page →Studio pottery bowl with floral imagery and white glaze
7.5cm high x 9cm diameter