Vintage studio pottery lidded jar/crock, featuring an earthy, dual-tone glaze treatment. It showcases a dark brown iron-rich or tenmoku-style glaze on the upper rim, lid, and base, contrasted with a decorative central band of amber-gold drip effects and combed sgraffito patterns.
Pieces like this were widely produced during the mid-to-late 20th century by studio potters globally, including notable regional movements in Australia, the US, and Japan. Large lidded crocks of this specific magnitude were predominantly crafted as substantial kitchen counter bread crocks, fermentation jars, or floor-standing statement art pieces.
Dimensions: approx 35cm high x 24cm wide
Vintage studio pottery lidded jar/crock, featuring an earthy, dual-tone glaze treatment. It showcases a dark brown iron-rich or tenmoku-style glaze on the upper rim, lid, and base, contrasted with a decorative central band of amber-gold drip effects and combed sgraffito patterns.
Pieces like this were widely produced during the mid-to-late 20th century by studio potters globally, including notable regional movements in Australia, the US, and Japan. Large lidded crocks of this specific magnitude were predominantly crafted as substantial kitchen counter bread crocks, fermentation jars, or floor-standing statement art pieces.
Dimensions: approx 35cm high x 24cm wide
