Slab-built stoneware bottle vase by Cornish studio potter Peter Swanson, known for his reduction-fired stoneware and use of traditional Oriental glaze techniques. The geometric rectangular form has bowed front and back walls, flat shoulders and a precisely thrown cylindrical neck with flared collar lip. Finished in a rich iron glaze, with areas around the corners and rim breaking to reveal warm burnt-umber tones. Impressed maker's mark to the base.
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Date / Era: Late 20th / early 21st century
Material: Stoneware
Dimensions: W 12.5 x D 9 x H 18 cm
Signed: Impressed maker's mark to base
Condition: Good
Slab-built stoneware bottle vase by Cornish studio potter Peter Swanson, known for his reduction-fired stoneware and use of traditional Oriental glaze techniques. The geometric rectangular form has bowed front and back walls, flat shoulders and a precisely thrown cylindrical neck with flared collar lip. Finished in a rich iron glaze, with areas around the corners and rim breaking to reveal warm burnt-umber tones. Impressed maker's mark to the base.
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Date / Era: Late 20th / early 21st century
Material: Stoneware
Dimensions: W 12.5 x D 9 x H 18 cm
Signed: Impressed maker's mark to base
Condition: Good
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