Mystery Studio Pottery | Altered Ball Shape Sculptured Ceramic Pot
Mystery Studio Pottery | Altered Ball Shape Sculptured Ceramic Pot
Mystery Studio Pottery | Altered Ball Shape Sculptured Ceramic Pot
Mystery Studio Pottery | Altered Ball Shape Sculptured Ceramic Pot
Mystery Studio Pottery | Altered Ball Shape Sculptured Ceramic Pot
Mystery Studio Pottery | Altered Ball Shape Sculptured Ceramic Pot
Mystery Studio Pottery | Altered Ball Shape Sculptured Ceramic Pot
Mystery Studio Pottery | Altered Ball Shape Sculptured Ceramic Pot
Mystery Studio Pottery | Altered Ball Shape Sculptured Ceramic Pot
Mystery Studio Pottery | Altered Ball Shape Sculptured Ceramic Pot
Mystery Studio Pottery | Altered Ball Shape Sculptured Ceramic Pot
Mystery Studio Pottery | Altered Ball Shape Sculptured Ceramic Pot
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Product Code:ball/shape-pots
weight:2.0kg
Product Condition:Used
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For Sale: A lovely fine quality mystery studio pottery altered cut top ball shape hand thrown sculptured pot with blue, brown, cream and green splashed striped drip glaze on a fine stoneware body.

The top has been altered with a cut crack shape design. by the look of the pot structure it is thrown and made from two section going by two fine lines around the body. The pot looks of British made origin, but no pottery or potters mark visible apart from a couple cut mark lines on the base. A very well made piece of quality sculptured ceramic pot.

Materials Used: Clay, Stoneware, Drip Glazes

Uses: Home Decor, Display Sculptures, Ornamental 

Country Made: Possibly UK?

Date: Unknown, possibly 1970's - 1980's

Condition: Excellent Pre-owned Like New/Used

Approx. Size/Dim: 4" (10 cm) High x 4" (10 cm) Wide x 4" (10 cm) Depth

Shipping UK Only 2nd Class Signed

ORIGINS OF ALTERING AND DEFINITIONS

From the late 1950s such terms as ‘thrown and altered’, ‘thrown and assembled’ and ‘thrown and stacked’ – or combinations of all three – began to be used to describe
forms that had begun life on the wheel.

These may have been part of a desire to shake off the shackles of utility and the associated perceptions of lower aesthetic value.In one sense, almost all pottery could be described as thrown and altered as most thrown forms undergo some kind of manipulation.
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