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John Jelfs Stoneware Bottle
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John Jelfs Stoneware Bottle

1920 - 1940
Description

Tall Stoneware Bottle

Wood fired, the conical body with chun over tenmoku glaze with wax resist abstract design to two sides, impressed maker's and Pottery marks to base.

Good, original condition.

Physical Dimensions
Height
25cm (9.84")
Width
19cm (7.48")
Declaration

Buckingham Interiors has dated this John Jelfs Stoneware Bottle to the 1930s.

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SA1161861
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Description
Tall Stoneware Bottle
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Wood fired, the conical body with chun over tenmoku glaze with wax resist abstract design to two sides, impressed maker's and Pottery marks to base.
Buckingham Interiors

Good, original condition.

Height
25cm (9.84")
Width
19cm (7.48")
Date of Manufacture

Buckingham Interiors has dated this John Jelfs Stoneware Bottle to the 1930s.

Reference Numbers
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SA1161861
Buckingham Interiors
Buckingham Interiors
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A hand-thrown studio pottery stoneware bottle featuring a speckled pale grey-green glaze with abstract brushwork details in iron brown.
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Archive I A hand-thrown studio pottery stoneware bottle featuring a speckled pale grey-green glaze with abstract brushwork details in iron brown.

John Jelfs Stoneware Bottle

Archive II A hand-thrown studio pottery stoneware bottle featuring a speckled pale grey-green glaze with abstract brushwork details in iron brown. View II
Archive III A hand-thrown studio pottery stoneware bottle featuring a speckled pale grey-green glaze with abstract brushwork details in iron brown. View III
Archive IV A hand-thrown studio pottery stoneware bottle featuring a speckled pale grey-green glaze with abstract brushwork details in iron brown. View IV
Archive V A hand-thrown studio pottery stoneware bottle featuring a speckled pale grey-green glaze with abstract brushwork details in iron brown. View V
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A hand-thrown studio pottery stoneware bottle featuring a speckled pale grey-green glaze with abstract brushwork details in iron brown.
John Jelfs Stoneware Bottle
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A hand-thrown studio pottery stoneware bottle featuring a speckled pale grey-green glaze with abstract brushwork details in iron brown.
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British studio pottery emerged as an artist-led craft movement focusing on individually hand-thrown, utilitarian, and sculptural ceramic objects. Makers typically used stoneware or earthenware clays combined with reduction firing and natural mineral glazes.

Stoneware vessels are created from dense clay fired at high temperatures, usually between 1200C and 1300C. Glazes often utilise natural compounds such as ash, feldspar, and iron oxide to achieve subtle tonal variations and textured surfaces.

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Studio pottery can be placed as a single focal object on a sideboard, mantelpiece, or bookshelf to accentuate natural textures. Displaying vessels alongside timber, brass, or stone elements creates a cohesive, material-focused interior arrangement.

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