Studio Pottery Raku Vase – Turquoise Crackle Glaze, Signed Roy Fritchley, Rye & France (c.1960s–80s) Architectural Salvage It is a form of

It is a form of chalcedony which includes minerals of a green colour embedded in the stone

A great piece for collectors of vintage Sadler teapots

Some photos have annotations on the reverse by the hand of Eric or someone within his family

It looks amazing and the bristles are in fabulous condition

London / New York / Toronto🌿 First published in this edition 1956🌿 Printed in Great Britain by R

Studio Pottery Raku Vase – Turquoise Crackle Glaze, Signed Roy Fritchley, Rye & France (c.1960s–80s) Architectural Salvage It is a form ofA beautifully sculptural raku fired studio pottery vase, signed to the base by Roy Fritchley, a potter associated with Rye Pottery (East Sussex) and later working in France. This example shows his hallmark form: a tall, tapering bottle silhouette with vertical ribbing and a striking turquoise crackle glaze, enriched with smoked and variegated raku surface effects. The glaze presents rich tonal variation from teal to smoke darkened olive, with a fine