Large Amphora
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Robin Hopper Vase: Born in England, Robin Hopper received a fine art degree from Croydon College of art in 1955. He became a full time studio potter in 1965, initially in England then, Canada, producing both functional and decorative pieces. He taught full-time for five years in Ontario before moving to Vancouver Island in 1977. This shell shaped vase was produced in Ontario during the 1970's.
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Walter Dexter RCA (1931-2015) "Torso Vase" Height. = 24" Victoria's ceramics artist Walter Dexter, was the first Canadian ceramics artist to achieve wide recognition as an abstract expressionist. |
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Theo and Susan Harlander Master potters from the College of Ceramics in Landshut, Germany, they moved to Nova Scotia in 1951 and created pieces in their Brooklin studio from 1952 - 1987. |
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Collection of Canadian Potters: Kayo O'Young, Kit Ross, Robert Archambeau |
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Deichmann Pottery |
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Wedgwood Zodiac Bull: A Wedgwood model of Taurus the bull, modelled by Arnold Machin, impressed and painted marks. c.1930 Length = 15" Note: Arnold Machin designed the portrait of Queen Elizabeth II for the definitive issue of British postage stamps. (Miller price Guide 2000. p.258) |
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Set of 5 English Mason's Ironstone Pitchers c.1845
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Vase by John Glick (American Abstract Expressionist ceramicist) (1938-2017)
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