Alan Wallwork

Alan Wallwork, own studio, UK Unique hand built stoneware sculptural form, circa 1980s-1990s

Alan Wallwork, own studio, UK Unique stoneware lamp with spiraled ridged protrusions and matte

Alan Wallwork, own studio, UK. Unique stoneware sculptural form with matte grey brown and blue

Unique stoneware sculpture in the shape of a crescent, with matte white glaze and pitted surface.

Large unique stoneware sculptural form with matte pale brown and cream glaze.

Alan Wallwork, Own Studio, UK Unique stoneware sculptural form with matte pale grey, charcoal

USA In 1960, Rooke set up his first pottery in Forest Hill in South London along with Alan Wallwork

A polychrome stoneware pod shaped sculpture by British Potter Alan Wallwork (b. 1931). Signed "AW

Ceramic Tiles by famous British Ceramicist Alan Wallwork. Ink Mark to underside of table, TRIOH

Stoneware table lamp signed by the celebrated potter Alan Wallwork (1931-2019). An apparently

A very stylish vintage British studio pottery double pod form by Alan Wallwork. The stoneware

Goldsmiths College, London in 1959. In 1960, he established a workshop in Forest Hill, London, with Alan

Forest Hill sharing with another pottery artist, Alan Wallwork. Rooke made progressive sculptural work

workshop in Forest Hill sharing with another pottery artist, Alan Wallwork. Rooke's early pieces were hand

College in London. In 1960 he set up a workshop in Forest Hill sharing with another pottery artist, Alan

pottery artist, Alan Wallwork. Rooke made progressive sculptural work and early pieces were hand-fashioned

workshop in Forest Hill sharing with another pottery artist, Alan Wallwork. Rooke made progressive

workshop in Forest Hill sharing with another pottery artist, Alan Wallwork. Rooke made progressive

sharing with another pottery artist, Alan Wallwork. Rooke's early pieces were hand-built using coils and

pottery artist, Alan Wallwork. Rooke made progressive sculptural work and early pieces were hand-fashioned

workshop in Forest Hill sharing with another pottery artist, Alan Wallwork. Rooke made progressive

London. In 1960 he set up a workshop in Forest Hill sharing with another pottery artist, Alan Wallwork

College in London. In 1960 he set up a workshop in Forest Hill sharing with another pottery artist, Alan

set up a workshop in Forest Hill sharing with another pottery artist, Alan Wallwork. Rooke made

College in London. In 1960 he set up a workshop in Forest Hill sharing with another pottery artist, Alan

Alan Wallwork was born in 1931 and produced pottery in London from the late 1950s, followed by

Stoneware vase by important British potter Alan Wallwork (b. 1931). Signed "W" on underside.

Stoneware vase by important British potter Alan Wallwork (b. 1931). Signed "W" on underside.

Stoneware cube created by British ceramist Alan Wallwork. Wallwork's ceramics are featured in the

London. In 1960 he set up a workshop in Forest Hill sharing with another pottery artist, Alan Wallwork

Hill, which he shared with another potter, Alan Wallwork. Rooke made progressive sculptural works and

Forest Hill sharing with another pottery artist, Alan Wallwork. Rooke made progressive sculptural work

workshop in Forest Hill sharing with another pottery artist, Alan Wallwork. Rooke made progressive

workshop in Forest Hill sharing with another pottery artist, Alan Wallwork. Rooke made progressive

College in London. In 1960 he set up a workshop in Forest Hill sharing with another pottery artist, Alan

sharing with another pottery artist, Alan Wallwork. Rooke made progressive sculptural work and early

in Forest Hill sharing with another pottery artist, Alan Wallwork. Rooke made progressive sculptural

, Alan Wallwork; he later left London to continue his ceramic work and painting in Suffolk. His work is

set up a workshop in Forest Hill in south London, sharing with another pottery artist, Alan Wallwork

pottery artist, Alan Wallwork. Rooke made progressive sculptural work and early pieces were hand-fashioned

workshop in Forest Hill sharing with another pottery artist, Alan Wallwork. Rooke made progressive

another pottery artist, Alan Wallwork. Rooke made progressive sculptural work and early pieces were hand

, sharing with another pottery artist, Alan Wallwork. Rooke made progressive sculptural work and early

creativity. In 1960 Rooke set up his first pottery in Forest Hill in South London along with Alan

his first pottery in Forest Hill in South London along with Alan Wallwork. It was a very small room

with Alan Wallwork. It was a very small room with enough space for a small electric kiln. He was

first pottery in Forest Hill in South London along with Alan Wallwork. It was a very small room with

Hill in South London along with Alan Wallwork. It was a very small room with enough space for a small

Rooke set up his first pottery in Forest Hill in South London along with Alan Wallwork. It was a very

ceramist Alan Wallwork's work from the late 1960s. Signed with incised "W" to the base.

Unique stoneware sculptural form Height 18" (46cm) Width 12 1/2" (32cm) Painted "AW" monogram $3650 No. N6815

Unique stoneware pod form vessel with matte white and brown glaze, 1980s-90s. Incised "AW"

Unique stoneware pod form vessel with matte white and brown glaze, 1980s-90s.

1. Unique stoneware sculptural form with matte grey glaze. Height 7 1/2" (19cm) Width 7 1/2" (19cm) No. A1712 2. Unique stoneware sculptural form with pale cream and yellow ochre...

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Exceptional oval dining room table in cut olive wood, concave pedestal in olive wood. Unique piece from Studio Glustin.

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Fernando's Sculptural Bench by CEU L 59" x W 28.7" x H 25.6" The item is customizable by size Fernando’s Sculptural Bench is shaped to flow with the eye and the body, offering a s...

This is a hand spun, hand woven and hand painted cotton cloth for which an entire village takes part in its creation. Women of the Korhoga Tribe spin the cotton, while the men weave ...

An organic clay sculpture that has been cast in hot-patinated bronze. The addition of hand-blown glass completes this sculptural light form.

Named after Jupiter’s moon, and much like the moon’s silhouette appearing different each day of the month Io’s minimal gesture gives the table a new appearance when viewing ti from d...