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Iconic Anvil Vase finished in an oatmeal coloured textured glaze with designs to both faces in relief. Decorated by Anne Lewis using pale blue-green and brown paint. The sides are textured and the inside a smooth white glaze finish. -
An early St Ives Scarab Flask Vase with one face white glaze hand painted with a Scarab design and the rest painted in a blue glaze with green hints. Other face blue glaze with off centre small dark circle. Base has impressed Troika St Ives and Trident impressed mark. -
This is a lovely, Small Cube Vase made in St Ives and finished in a lightly textured oatmeal colour glaze with incisions and painted with a circle to each face - the same size but each one unique - a subtle nod to the work of Ben Nicholson. The rim is painted dark brown, with white gloss glazing inside and initialled by Benny Sirota. -
This is an early St Ives Flask Vase, unmarked (as they often were) -
Early St Ives Slab Vase in black glaze with blue tin glaze decoration -
Early St Ives Gingerbread Boy Chimney Vase in a Manganese Oxide Glaze finish (bronze hue) with one face showing the Gingerbread Boy design in relief, and the other a line of symbols and Trident Mark to the face. -
Early Shouldered Vase, textured finish, decorated in a Scarab pattern by Benny Sirota. -
Early Small Cube Vase in black with blue undertones and four circles decorated in a bright oatmeal colour. Stamped Troika St Ives England to the base. -
Early Lidded Vessel Vase (no lid) with Troika St Ives stamp to base and the word St Ives impressed into it as well.