Heavily Grogged studio vase

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Post by Davee November 2nd 2017, 10:32 am

Tall 18" heavily grogged vase with foamy glaze at the rim. This was being given away for free so I took the opportunity. Probably go in the garden if I can't get an ID (or the bin)

Heavily Grogged studio vase P1030133

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Heavily Grogged studio vase P1030132

Heavily Grogged studio vase P1030130

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Post by Guest November 2nd 2017, 4:20 pm

Or a charity shop maybe Happy
It looks German to me.
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Post by NaomiM November 2nd 2017, 8:22 pm

Well I'll throw shigaraki ware from Japan in the mix, with German or Scandinavian maybe? Or even Chuck Schwartz in the UK

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