A sculptural studio pottery bottle vase, hand-thrown and signed by the maker and dated 1996.
The piece features a rounded, bulbous body rising to a slender elongated neck, creating a balanced and elegant silhouette. It is finished in a beautifully varied reduction-fired glaze, displaying warm earthy tones of brown, blush and smoky hues. The surface shows natural crackle patterns developed during the firing process, adding depth and character to the glaze.
The underside bears the potter’s signature together with the date 1996.
A striking example of late 20th-century studio ceramics that works equally well as a decorative object or as a sculptural vase.
A sculptural studio pottery bottle vase, hand-thrown and signed by the maker and dated 1996.
The piece features a rounded, bulbous body rising to a slender elongated neck, creating a balanced and elegant silhouette. It is finished in a beautifully varied reduction-fired glaze, displaying warm earthy tones of brown, blush and smoky hues. The surface shows natural crackle patterns developed during the firing process, adding depth and character to the glaze.
The underside bears the potter’s signature together with the date 1996.
A striking example of late 20th-century studio ceramics that works equally well as a decorative object or as a sculptural vase.
Maker: Studio Potter (signed)
Date: 1996
Origin: United Kingdom
Material: Stoneware
Technique: Reduction-fired glaze
Style: Studio Pottery / Contemporary Craft
Height: 34 cm
Diameter: approximately 23 cm
Very good vintage condition with no visible cracks or restoration. Light wear to the base consistent with age.
This piece displays beautifully as a standalone sculptural object or grouped with other studio pottery for a curated display.
