A fluted stoneware bottle by Jim Malone (b. 1946)
A fluted stoneware bottle by Jim Malone (b. 1946)
£580
Category
Reference
5739
With lug handles covered in green ash and kaki glaze with running nuka top, impressed JM and L (for Lessonhall) potter's marks.
England, second half of the 20th century
Malone's work is influenced by Shoji Hamada, who likened his own ceramics to 'the tree growing on the mountainside', where it is in tune with nature and growing freely.
Malone set up a studio in Wales and then Cumbria, focusing on the essential values of life, 'to communicate beauty through pottery form'.
Dimensions:
Height
27 cm / 10 "
Diameter
16 cm
/ 6 "
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