A richly glazed studio pottery vessel with vertical scoring and earthy brown tones, hand-finished with an expressive, slightly mottled glaze. The cylindrical shape is both practical and sculptural—perfect for holding brushes, utensils, or a small bouquet of dried stems.
Likely produced in a British studio during the mid-to-late 20th century, this piece exemplifies the quiet appeal of handmade pottery: irregular, tactile, and beautifully imperfect. Whether used functionally or styled on a shelf, it adds warmth and grounded texture to any interior.
Condition:
Very Good - No chips or cracks; some intentional variation and glaze marks consistent with handmade ceramics
