A beautiful example of studio pottery by the celebrated ceramicist and writer Alan Caiger Smith (1930-2020). He founded the Aldermaston Pottery in 1955 and became a highly regarded and influential ceramicist. His expertise in lustreware and tin glazes plays an important role in the history of British ceramics. He travelled widely and was especially influenced by historical Islamic ceramics. This piece has a lovely combination of pinks and browns with a lustreware finish. The round shape is really pleasing and the angular handle works perfectly in the overall effect. It is signed on the bottom and in good condition.
We can post this to you butas it is fragile it can also be picked up from the HoMV studio in N15. Contact us to arrange collection. Select your option at check-out.
Approx. 20cm height 18cm across.
A beautiful example of studio pottery by the celebrated ceramicist and writer Alan Caiger Smith (1930-2020). He founded the Aldermaston Pottery in 1955 and became a highly regarded and influential ceramicist. His expertise in lustreware and tin glazes plays an important role in the history of British ceramics. He travelled widely and was especially influenced by historical Islamic ceramics. This piece has a lovely combination of pinks and browns with a lustreware finish. The round shape is really pleasing and the angular handle works perfectly in the overall effect. It is signed on the bottom and in good condition.
We can post this to you butas it is fragile it can also be picked up from the HoMV studio in N15. Contact us to arrange collection. Select your option at check-out.
Approx. 20cm height 18cm across.
