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Upchurch Pottery twin-handled Vase

Pottery : Studio Pottery : Upchurch

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A delightful Upchurch Pottery twin-handled vase in shades of dusty pink and heather, with warm brown accents. Reminiscent of an ancient urn form, this vase was made by the Upchurch Pottery in Kent, England, which was opened in 1913 and was well known for its studio pottery in soft-colored glazes. It closed in 1963.

Edward Spencer, who is mainly known for his design work with Martin Brothers, collaborated with Edward Baker in formulating recipes for glazes.

This vase measures four inches (10cm) in height. Its maximum width, across the handles, is five inches (12.5cm). Its condition is perfect, and it is marked with the impressed UPCHURCH to the base.

The drip mark visible on one of the pictures is water, because it had recently been washed.

Item ID: UPCHURCH

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