Simon Shaw
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Simon Shaw
This vase is by Simon Shaw, not sure if it relates to this thread: https://www.20thcenturyforum.com/t11957-wensleydale-pottery-simon-rebecca-shaw
As you can see the mark has been covered by glaze but the colours are a give-away, it also has great feel to it. It's more like soft material like velvet than ceramics.
As you can see the mark has been covered by glaze but the colours are a give-away, it also has great feel to it. It's more like soft material like velvet than ceramics.
Last edited by NaomiM on April 2nd 2018, 9:47 pm; edited 2 times in total (Reason for editing : Spacing)
Redware- Number of posts : 209
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Re: Simon Shaw
It's a different person. This Simon Shaw started his pottery in Liverpool in 1997 and this barium glaze is typical of his production.
His work is either thrown or extruded.
His work is either thrown or extruded.
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Re: Simon Shaw
Thanks for clarification and naming the glaze :) It is feels and looks much different than any pot I've handled. This pot is thrown I think.
Redware- Number of posts : 209
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Re: Simon Shaw
Yes, it's thrown.
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abstract*toad- Number of posts : 704
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Re: Simon Shaw
Probably SS for Simon Shaw. He makes a lot of pots with this barium glaze
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Re: Simon Shaw
Naomi, still as fast as lightening I see
Thank you very much.
I was wondering about the glaze, that's good to know.
I don't usually buy damaged pots, but it sings, absolutely beautiful. Didn't mind paying £20 for it.
Thank you very much.
I was wondering about the glaze, that's good to know.
I don't usually buy damaged pots, but it sings, absolutely beautiful. Didn't mind paying £20 for it.
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