Stoneware Vase by Benard Rooke

Vintage stoneware Bottle with stopper. In 1960 he set up his own workshop in Forest Hill, London, Progressive designs were readily accepte...

Large Stoneware jug with speckled glaze and cobalt number 5 also several drips of glaze.

Large hand thrown glazed ceramic pot signed but it is hard to read.

Large stoneware jug with cobalt blue lines.

Modernist Italian vase with a mottled glaze over the geometric design.

Vintage drip glaze vase. Maker unknown.

​Born in 1938, Bernard Rooke studied at the Ipswich School of Art before moving on to the Goldsmiths' College, London​ and it was there, in his final year, that he decided to take up...

Ceramic stoneware sculpture by Martin Hammond. Beautiful vase or sculpture with brown woodfiring effects, circa 1960. Signed under the base.

Large ceramic vase by Danish artist Ole Victor, 2020. Stoneware in bronze glaze. Ole Victor is a Danish artist who attended Art Academy between 1975 and 1980. He creates artworks an...

Stoneware figurine by L. Hjorth, Denmark. Stoneware figurine, hand painted by Danish L. Hjorth manufactory. Number 573.

This sculptural object is a reflection upon the nordic-classicist architecture of Stockholm - produced by Marshall-Brown while on a long term graduate exchange between the Royal College of Art, London and Konstfack, Stockholm. The exchange was generously funded by the Anglo-Swedish society. The sculpture was press moulded using a complex multipart plaster mould. Inclusions were added to the clay body, so that when fired, they weep and ooze from the surface, creating small fissures and disturbances to the formal structure. Guy Marshall-Brown Guy Marshall-Brown is an artist, educator, and current practice-based research student - researching the relationship between architectural ruins and sculptural ceramic practice at University for the Creative Arts, UK. A graduate from the Royal College of Art, UK - MA Ceramics...

Stoneware figurine of a blacksmith from the Danish manufacture Bing & Grondahl. Figurine designed by Svend Jespersen. Number: 2370 Signature dated: 1970-1983.