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Decorator: Leslie Illsley Colour: Blue-green Finish: Smooth, glazed Mark: Troika St.Ives & artist's monogram -
This Troika Pottery Cube Vase measures 3.5 inch (8.89 cm) in all sides. The lovely piece is decorated by Sylvia Vallence circa 1967-1969. It is glased overall with rough, textured surface on the outside and a smooth finish inside. Base is marked in black ink with Troika St.Ives England and the decorator's monogram. -
Decorator: Honor Curtis Year: 1968 – 1973 Colours: Green, Yellow, Black Finish: Textured, Glazed Mark: Troika St Ives England HC -
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This Troika Pottery Early Tile was made between the year 1963 -1965 The Colours are Green - Blue - Purple and fully Glazed To the back it as the Troika St Ives Trident Mark that indicate that it was made in the year above. Measurement: 14.5 cm x 14.5 cm x 1cm -
Decorator: Avril Bennet Colour: Brown Finish: Textured, Glazed Mark: Troika + Artist's Monogram -
Troika pottery kettle in smooth white surface and middle section decorated with blue impressed lines. The kettle is by Benny Sirota circa 1963 – 1980. -
Here's a lovely Troika pottery marmalade jar in deep, bold, colours of mainly blues, and a bit of green and orange. The piece has a textured, glazed surface which is typical with Troika marmalade jars. The jar is decorated by M. Murell circa 1974-1975. -
This is a lovely little Troika pottery marmalade jar with an early printed Troika mark. The marmalade jar has a smooth black top and is white inside while the rest of the surface is textured. Each side has greenish circle design with bluish background. -
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Wow what can I say about this Very Rare Troika Pottery Step Top Vase So Unique is this vase, It is the only one that I have seen in Glazed White in over 20 years of collecting Troika Pottery. The vase has a rough surface to touch and fully glazed all over, inside and out. It is signed to the base Troika St Ives and comes with the very early impressed trident mark. The colour as you can see is mainly white with a Brown & Burnt Orange on both sides A true Goddess in this style of vase, -
A Great Find. This Marmalade Jar is thought to be a Troika Pottery Test Piece and probably the first marmalade jar to be produced by Troika Pottery in St Ives Cornwall by Leslie Illsley in years between 1963 - 1965 as the jar contains to the base the Early Printed Troika Mark. The jar is mainly white in colour with round Black circles on each side of the vase and fully glazed. It measures 8.5cm tall by 7cm wide. Slightly different to the standard Marmalade Jar where this vase has no neck This Troika Pottery Test Piece is in excellent original condition with no repairs damage or airline cracks.
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