Trevor Corser Leach Pottery Dishes, Set of 3
Trevor Corser Leach Pottery Dishes, Set of 3
1 in stock
Trevor Corser Leach Pottery Dishes, Set of 3. A graduated set of three studio pottery dishes by Trevor Corser for the Leach Pottery, St Ives. Hand thrown stoneware with a rich tenmoku brown glaze to the rim and a pale, finely crackled oatmeal glaze to the interior, each fitted with a small pulled lug handle. Impressed TC and Leach Pottery seals to the base of each. Trevor Corser worked at the Leach Pottery from 1965, becoming Master Potter after Bernard Leach's retirement and later running the pottery himsel.
Dimensions:16cm x 3cm / 17.5cm x 2.5cm / 19cm x 2cm
Condition:Good vintage condition throughout with attractive glaze variation and crackle to all three, showing honest surface marking and light staining consistent with age and use, and no chips or cracks noted.
Delivery: Free delivery quoted covers UK Mainland only. This is an economy service. The item will be delivered in 4-5 working days. For express service, please make enquiries.
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Delivery & Returns
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