Kenneth Quick 1931 - 1963
Stoneware Yunomi made at the St. Ives pottery in the late 50's

Light golden brown open sandy body glazed in a thick iron spotted grey glaze, brush work in iron oxide
H. 9.0cm: Diam 7.8cm,
Impressed St. Ives and potters personal seals to inside footring
This Yunomi shows the real feel that Quick had for the form.

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Shoji Hamada 1894 - 1978
Stoneware Yunomi made at Masiko Japan in 1955

Mashiko body, tenmoku glaze over ochre slip, finger wipes decoration.
H.8.8 cm; Diam, 8.8 cm

This bowl was owned by Bernard Leach and is illustated in The Potters Challenge, Souveinir Press, 1976. Also exhibited in Hamada Potter, Exhibition Ditchling Museum,Sussex

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Sarah Walton b 1945
Saltglazed stoneware Yunomi made at Polegate, East Sussex 70's

Yunomi decorated with an incised squared panel pattern infilled with ash glaze and iron slipped decoration.

H. 12.0 cm: Diam 9.5 cm,
Impressed potters personal seal to outside.

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Shoji Hamada 1894 - 1978
Stoneware Yunomi made at Masiko Japan in 1955

Mashiko body, green ash glaze with incised sugar cane decoration.
H.8.8 cm; Diam, 8.2 cm

This bowl was owned by Bernard Leach and is illustated in The Potters Challenge Souveinir Press, 1976. Also exhibited in "Hamada Potter", Ditchling Museum, Sussex

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Matsuzaki Ken b 1950
Stoneware Yunomi made at Masiko Japan in 2003

Matsuzaki Ken is one of the most gifted potter's to come out of the studio of Hamada's finest pupil and National Living Treasure, Shimaoka Tatsuzo. This wonderful yunomi is glazed in a green glassy glaze (Oribe) with his characteristic painted decoration and broad cut facets.

H.10.0 cms

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