A Ruskin Pottery high-fired stoneware vase and cover, broad shouldered baluster form with short cylindrical neck, the domed cover with knopped finial, dove grey ground with fragmented with random grey and green 'snake-skin' patterning, with paper label Taylor, West Smethwick, Leadless Glaze, and This piece of Ruskin Pottery cannot be repeated

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A Ruskin Pottery high-fired stoneware vase and cover, broad shouldered baluster form with short cylindrical neck, the domed cover with knopped finial, dove grey ground with fragmented with random grey and green 'snake-skin' patterning, with paper label Taylor, West Smethwick, Leadless Glaze, and This piece of Ruskin Pottery cannot be repeated
Exhibited
London, Victoria & Albert Museum, Ruskin Pottery, 1975, no.116

Lot Essay

This vase is illustrated in the 1913 Ruskin Pottery catalogue, page 52, no.119. It is one of only two with this glaze effect; the other was sold to the Count Kessler of Weimer.

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