Overview
A striking example of Mid-Century Modern British studio pottery featuring a heavy 'volcanic' or 'fat lava' glaze.
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Overview
A striking example of Mid-Century Modern British studio pottery featuring a heavy 'volcanic' or 'fat lava' glaze.
Story
In the rolling hills of Derbyshire during the late 1960s, the historic Denby pottery began a radical experiment to move away from traditional kitchenware and into the world of avant-garde art.
Maker / Origin
Founded in 1809, Denby is one of England's oldest and most respected potteries, but it was the 'Studio' department, led by designers like Glyn Colledge, that pushed the brand into the high-art scene…
Condition & Value
The piece appears to be in excellent vintage condition. Value is driven by the desirable square shape and the intensity of the volcanic texture.
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