Barbara Cass, York and Arden Potteries

From the Bill Ismay collection at COCA  York. June 2023

Not a joke question!  I took a number of photos at Hepworth Wakefield gallery but cannot remember exactly who they were and do not want misattribute them. Given the nature of the exhibition, they are all significant potters,

No idea, philpot.

I do follow the person responsible for adding ceramics to the Hepworth on another social media platform and quite often don't agree with him about whether work is good/important enough to be collected.

I know it's always a matter of opinion but, if it was me, then I wouldn't bother.

https://hepworthwakefield.org/news/curator-diary-wakefields-ceramics/

in this article photo gallery , there is also your vase and says " 19 / 27
Barbara Cass Vase (1955) Purchased 1955 "

i found that by google lens

PhilosophiaSB wrote:https://hepworthwakefield.org/news/curator-diary-wakefields-ceramics/

in this article photo gallery , there is also your vase and says " 19 / 27
Barbara Cass Vase (1955) Purchased 1955 "

i found that by google lens  

You're correct but it doesn't look like any of her work that has come my way.

Regarding my previous remark, as she was a Yorkshire potter and "known", I would have included it.

Picked up this lovely conical bowl by Barbara Cass Arden pottery, not sure of the date 60's maybe? 24 cm wide x 11 cm high. What a cracker.

Thought I would add a better quality photo.