A tactile piece of mid-century stoneware, this studio pottery vessel features hand-scored vertical lines and a rich, earthy brown glaze pooled at the rim. The cylindrical form feels grounded yet refined, with a quiet, organic character that suits both rustic and minimalist interiors.
Likely hand-thrown in the UK between the 1960s and 1980s, this piece is versatile in use—ideal as a small planter, brush pot, or simply styled on open shelving. Its subtle tonal variation and ridged surface celebrate the beauty of traditional ceramic techniques.
Condition:
Excellent - No chips or cracks; natural variations and glaze pooling typical of hand-finished stoneware
