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Marrianne
de Trey 1913- was born in London of Swiss parents,she attended the
Royal College of Art studying textile design. In 1938 she married
Sam Haile and moved to the USA returning to England in 1945 becoming
a full time potter with Haile at Bulmers Brickyard, Sudbury, Suffolk.
In 1947 she and Haile take over Shinner's Bridge Pottery, Dartington.
Marrianne de Trey is well known for a range of domestic ware which
was designed and made at Shinner's Bridge until the late eighties
when production ceased and she concentrated on making individual pieces
mainly in porcelain. There are many examples of her work in the studio
pottery collection of the V&A Museum London. |
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Flared
Bowl.
Porcelain, glazed in a silky soft green celadon. This finely
thrown and fluted bowl is a real delight made sometime in the 90's
by this delightful potter. The piece is impressed with the potter's
personal seal and is in perfect condition. A gem
Size: h.8.0cms Ø. 18.0.cms
Ref: OC/AH
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