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Studio Slipwares

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Studio Slipwares

Bowl

Sgraffito decoration to the interior, comprising a stylised floral pattern cut through a cream-coloured slip coat. There are copper-green splashes on the interior and the glaze ...

Bowl

Trailed slip decoration in cream over brown slip coat, representing a stylised fountain. This piece was given to Stoke-on-Trent by the Contemporary Art Society as an example of ...

Bowl

Trailed slip decoration over a green-coloured slip coat.Made by Michael Cardew at the Winchcombe Pottery, Gloucestershire, c. 1937. Diameter 360mm. Accession number 1949 P865,...

Dish

The pattern has been formed using a pre-cut paper pattern which acts as a resist during slip-coating.Thrown by Sidney Tustin at the Winchcombe Pottery, Gloucestershire, and deco...

Dish

Thrown as a circle and re-shaped as an oval by cutting out a section and joining the two remaining parts together again. 'Pie-crust' edge. Trailed slip decoration over a cream-c...

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