This is a beautiful piece of mid-century Australian studio pottery: an unsigned hand-thrown stoneware pitcher or wine carafe executed in the distinct style of Bendigo Pottery's Epsom Ware line (circa 1970s–1980s). Standing 16 cm tall, it showcases an elegant organic form with a contoured neck, robust pulled handle, and wide pouring spout.
The piece is coated in a classic metallic salt-glaze finish that boasts heavily textured, speckled bronze and deep chocolate-brown luster. While it features no maker's marks or stamps on the base, it perfectly embodies the raw, brutalist charm of classic 1970s Australian stoneware. A wonderful standalone decorative accent or addition to an eclectic rustic table setting.
Dimensions: 15cm high x 12cm wide
This is a beautiful piece of mid-century Australian studio pottery: an unsigned hand-thrown stoneware pitcher or wine carafe executed in the distinct style of Bendigo Pottery's Epsom Ware line (circa 1970s–1980s). Standing 16 cm tall, it showcases an elegant organic form with a contoured neck, robust pulled handle, and wide pouring spout.
The piece is coated in a classic metallic salt-glaze finish that boasts heavily textured, speckled bronze and deep chocolate-brown luster. While it features no maker's marks or stamps on the base, it perfectly embodies the raw, brutalist charm of classic 1970s Australian stoneware. A wonderful standalone decorative accent or addition to an eclectic rustic table setting.
Dimensions: 15cm high x 12cm wide
