Troika Pieces

Pictured is a early example of a Troika Pottery Marmalade Jar Marmalade Jars, are decorated on all  4 side but usually just coloured on 2 sides. The inside of these vases are always white glazed in colour and never matt finished. Pieces can be dated by the decorating artists or an early Troika Mark, and rarity of the piece is by the shortness of the decorating artist employment length with Troika Pottery This vase was decorated by Sylvia Vallence who work has an decorating artist at Troika Pottery between 1967 - 1969 Main Colours are Light Green - Brown - Light Brown - Cream They Stand about 9cm tall, and 8cm wide sq This piece is in Excellent condition having No Cracks Chips or Damage

Pictured is a Troika Pottery Marmalade Jar Marmalade Jars are decorated on all 4 side but usually just coloured on 2 sides. The inside of these vase is always white glazed in colour and never matt finished. Pieces can be dated by the decorating artists or an early Troika Mark, and rarity of the piece is by the shortness of the decorating artist employment length with Troika Pottery

This vase was decorated by Anne Lewis who work has an decorating artist at Troika Pottery between 1969 – 1972

Main Colours are Multi-colours combined Gray Blue - Brown - Cream They Stand about 9cm tall, and 8cm wide sq This piece is in Excellent condition having No Cracks Chips or Damage

Pictured is a fine example of a Troika Pottery Marmalade Jar , the marmalade jars are decorated on all  4 side but usually just coloured on 2 sides. The inside of these vases are always white glazed in colour and never matt finished. Pieces can be dated by the decorating artists or an early Troika Mark This vase was decorated by Simone Kilburn between 1975-1977 Main Colours are Light Brown - Brown - Cream They Stand about 9cm tall, and 8cm wide sq This piece is in Very Good condition having No Cracks Chips or Damage  

Pictured is a stunning example of a rare decorator and the wife of Leslie Illsley (One of the Co Founders of Troika Pottery) "Judith Illsley". Marmalade Jars, are decorated on all  4 side but usually just coloured on 2 sides. This Jar is a fantastic example of a Troika Pottery Marmalade Jar The inside of these vases are always white glazed in colour and never matt finished. Pieces can be dated by the decorating artists or an early Troika Mark, and rarity of the piece is by the shortness of the decorating artist employment length with Troika Pottery This vase was decorated by Judith Illsleyurn who only work has an decorating artist for a short period in 1980 Main Colours are Light Green - Brown - Light Brown - Cream They Stand about 9cm tall, and 8cm wide sq This piece is in Excellent condition having No Cracks Chips or Damage