STUNNING
HOWSONS BRITISH ART POTTERY FLAMBE GLAZE
EFFECT VASE DATED 1912
"A stunning British art
pottery large vase marked and dated Howsons 1912. Both the vivid
red colouring and flambe glaze effect, with metallic style
streaked glazes, are reminiscent of the work of Bernard Moore.
British art pottery Staffordshire is always interesting and
collectable: every glaze effect piece is effectively
unique. This is a great item for interior design
display."Antiques Expert Hamilton
Bear.
References: G. Howson
and SonsHanley works Stoke on Trent, produced art pottery
wares around 1912-14 when contemporary potter-artists; including
Bernard Moore and William Howson Taylor at Ruskin; were also
experimenting with chemistry and glazes. Surviving examples of the
Howsons art pottery products appear rare. See English Art
Pottery 1865-1915, Malcolm Haslam (ACC 1975) Figure 164
page 183 for a similar Howson art vase also dated
1912.
Dimensions: height 172
mm max.
Marks: hand painted
"Howsons 1912" in script as illustrated.
Condition: No
significant defects in our opinion. There are no chips, cracks, or
restoration. Minor scratches/scuffing wear to the highly polished
glazed surface. These do not really impact on the fabulous display
qualities and enjoyment of this wonderful Staffordshire art
pottery piece. We rate this A1 for display ... a great
item!
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