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The term archaistic refers to the fact that these cups were often made in imitation of ancient bronze vessels from the Shang and Zhou dynasties
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This has a very small chip to the base which is very difficult to see when the object is upright -see images
It has some worm flight holes which we have treated
The reverse retains the original LondonArt gallery label describing the work as a Silkscreen Monoprint
Studio Pottery Smoke-Fired Vase – Hand-Thrown Stoneware with Iridescent Fireclouds (Signed ‘SN’, c.20th Century) collectors art The term archaistic refers toA characterful hand thrown studio pottery vase finished in a subtle smoke fired surface with shifting firecloud colours around the lower body. The vase has a gently rounded form with a slender, organic neck, and the clay surface shows the lightly pitted texture typical of post firing smoke reduction. The lower section carries a natural band of iridescent colour in reds, ambers and purples, created by the firing atmosphere rather than applied glaze.
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