Mick & Sheila Casson

Large saltglazed jug by Sheila Casson

Thrown then manipulated vase decorated with oxide by Mick Casson

another saltglazed pot by Sheila

small pot with tenmoku glaze

The jug below was made by Mick Casson when he was based in London between 1952 and 1959. It is tin glazed earthenware with brush decoration that was typical of his work at the time.

Almost forgot the mark on the jug above.

I have a nicely made standardware cup and saucer by Sheila Casson in my collection and a yellow porcelain bowl which I really hope is by Michael   (let me down gently if not)

Stoneware cup and saucer with brushed decoration. Made when they were at Prestwood, Bucks (1959-1977) I believe. 9.6cm (height)







Porcelain bowl with sgraffito decoration of stylised landscape through yellow satin glaze. My research suggests that this was made when Michael was at Wobage Farm, nr Ross-on-Wye, Herefordshire possibly between 1975 and 1977. 6.8cm (height) 12.5cm (diameter)

30cm lidded jug

A large (35 cm tall) Mick Casson salt-glazed jug that I sold earlier this year. It was originally exhibited in his last solo exhibition at the CPA in 2001 and an image was included in Ceramic Review 189 on page 38 in a feature to advertise the exhibition.

Another one of Mick's salt galzed jugs that I also sold recently and was again originally bought from his 2001 CPA exhibition. This is just over 32 cm tall.

Miniature bud vase with Sheila Casson's sC mark, used from 1955-77, Prestwood, Bucks.

Large Micheal Casson jug

This Jug measures 19 inches high by 12 across its widest part.

My first Mick Casson, salt glaze jug, this one's a keeper

5” long jug, quite modern design in shape, well made, mark obscured, could be a straight line and curve like a trident in there but probably not!

I had an almost identical jug made by Sheila

Can anyone identify this large 10" vase and impress mark as a piece of Michael Casson pottery?