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- Hand-thrown porcelain, featuring a proprietary, dimensional glaze fired in a high-fired gas kiln - Organic rounded silhouette - Form is inspired by the custard apple (mãng cầu) - H...

Ruskin Vase in a cloudy high-fired glaze Dated 1926 Dimensions: 22cm high Complimentary Insured Postage 14 Day Money Back Guarantee BADA Member – Buy the Best from the Best

- Hand-thrown porcelain, featuring a proprietary, dimensional glaze fired in a high-fired gas kiln - Organic rounded silhouette - Form is inspired by the sapoche - 1-inch opening - D...

- Hand-thrown porcelain, featuring a proprietary, dimensional glaze fired in a high-fired gas kiln - Organic rounded silhouette - Form is inspired by the nhãn (longan) fruit on a ste...

- Hand-thrown porcelain, featuring a proprietary, dimensional glaze fired in a high-fired gas kiln - Organic rounded silhouette - Form is inspired by hoa mai — apricot blossom — in V...

An exceptional, impressive unique Cobridge pottery ruskin glazed vase by Anita Harris and glazed by Justin Emery and dating from around 2000. The large round bulbous stoneware vase stands on a round skirted base with a widening round body and short flared top rim. The body of the vase is decorated in high fired deep red glazes with green almost textured like markings and with a deep blue interior. The vase bears various impressed makers marks to the base and comes with an original Certificate of Authenticity recording this as a Trial Piece by Anita Harris and bearing her signature. The vase further has a red paper label from the Henry Sandon Collection sale at Mallams, Oxford on 23rd May 2012. It also has hand-written detail (probably by Sandon himself) reading ‘JUSTIN EMERY Cobridge stoneware...