Studio pottery vessel by Stefan Bang (1954-2016), showcasing a highly tactile and experimental approach to form and glaze. The two-tiered form features a wide conical base tapering into a tall cylindrical neck, finished with a heavily cratered glaze resembling a geological crust. The mottled surface shifts between pale ash-blue-grey and rusty iron-ochre tones. Impressed maker's mark to the foot rim.
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Date / Era: Mid to late 20th century
Material: Stoneware
Dimensions: W 13 x D 13 x H 18 cm
Signed: Impressed maker's mark to foot rim
Condition: Good
Studio pottery vessel by Stefan Bang (1954-2016), showcasing a highly tactile and experimental approach to form and glaze. The two-tiered form features a wide conical base tapering into a tall cylindrical neck, finished with a heavily cratered glaze resembling a geological crust. The mottled surface shifts between pale ash-blue-grey and rusty iron-ochre tones. Impressed maker's mark to the foot rim.
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Date / Era: Mid to late 20th century
Material: Stoneware
Dimensions: W 13 x D 13 x H 18 cm
Signed: Impressed maker's mark to foot rim
Condition: Good
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