Aldermaston Pottery Casserole with Lid, English, circa 1970
By Aldermaston Pottery
Located in Southampton, NY
. Attributed to Aldermaston Pottery, Berkshire, England, circa 1970. See FT Weekend article 2.21/22 2015.
Earthenware
Alan Caiger-Smith Aldermaston Studio Pottery Lustre Bowl
By Aldermaston Pottery
Located in Bishop's Stortford, Hertfordshire
applied around the outside rim by Alan Caiger-Smith and made at Aldermaston Pottery. The bowl stands on a
Earthenware
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H 4.93 in Dm 3.94 in L 4.93 in
Five Alan Caiger Smith Homer Street Studio Pottery Goblets, circa 1960
By Aldermaston Pottery
Located in Bishop's Stortford, Hertfordshire
A stylish set five vintage Studio Pottery goblets made by renowned potter Alan Caiger Smith at
Pottery
Red and White Ceramic Plater by Alan Caiger Smith
Located in Montreal, QC
Billington at the Central School of Art and Design. He would go onto to build and found Aldermaston Pottery
Ceramic
Red and White Ceramic Bottle by Alan Caiger Smith
Located in Montreal, QC
Billington at the Central School of Art and Design. He would go onto to build and found Aldermaston Pottery
Ceramic
Rust and White Ceramic Bottle by Alan Caiger Smith
Located in Montreal, QC
Billington at the Central School of Art and Design. He would go onto to build and found Aldermaston Pottery
Ceramic
Maroon and White Ceramic Bottle by Alan Caiger Smith
Located in Montreal, QC
and found Aldermaston Pottery located in the Berkshire village of Aldermaston, England. Caiger-Smith
Ceramic
LAURENCE McGOWAN England Avian Stoneware Lidded Ginger Jars Urns - Pair
Located in Charlotte, NC
with Alan Caiger-Smith at Aldermaston Pottery. Trained in the traditional majolica technique of pottery
Pottery
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