David Frith

This exceptional stoneware vase by renowned English ceramicist David Frith stands at an impressive 51 cm tall, with a bold, monolithic form that commands attention. Its rounded base flows into square-shouldered arches, creating a striking silhouette. The surface decoration, achieved through Frith’s expert use of reduction firing, features intricate spirals and organic forms on the front, evoking a Japanese aesthetic of clouds and birds. These motifs, set against a rare and vibrant red glaze, highlight Frith’s technical skill in handcrafted ceramic artistry. The sides and base are adorned with deep scores and angled marks, adding texture and movement, while the small neck and etched lip create a delicate contrast. A rare collectible pottery...

A stunning vintage British studio pottery dish by renowned potter David Frith and made at Brookhouse Pottery. This heavily potted stoneware plate shaped dish is of rounded form with a shallow recessed central well with a stylized decoration in brushed colored glazes with a brown and tenmoku glazed rim with colored trailing. With impressed pottery...

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