A small 20th century British studio pottery keepsake box by Sheila Fournier, slab-built from stoneware with an incised maker’s mark to the base. The top and bottom sections feature an interlocking undulating rim, allowing the two halves to fit together perfectly. The front face is decorated with an abstract mid-century circular motif echoed on the lid. Finished in a rich earthy glaze, likely tenmoku or iron glaze.
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Date / Era: 20th Century
Material: Ceramic
Dimensions: W 5.7 x D x H 4.6 cm
Signed: Incised to base
Condition: Good
A small 20th century British studio pottery keepsake box by Sheila Fournier, slab-built from stoneware with an incised maker’s mark to the base. The top and bottom sections feature an interlocking undulating rim, allowing the two halves to fit together perfectly. The front face is decorated with an abstract mid-century circular motif echoed on the lid. Finished in a rich earthy glaze, likely tenmoku or iron glaze.
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Date / Era: 20th Century
Material: Ceramic
Dimensions: W 5.7 x D x H 4.6 cm
Signed: Incised to base
Condition: Good
