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A fine example of Troika Double Base Lamp Vase decorated by Sue Lowe It has a brown surface with vibrant yellow and green design colours -
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Decorator: Eleonor Winning Period: 1974 - 1975 Measurement: 43cm (height) Colours: Blue, Orange, Green, Beige, Black Finish: Textured, Glazed Mark: Troika Cornwall, EW -
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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 Lidded Vessel Vase (no lid) with Troika St Ives stamp to base and the word St Ives impressed into it as well. -
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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. -
Dimensions: 18.5cm x 12.8cm Colours: Very Dark Brown, Brown, Turquoise Blue Mark: Troika St.Ives England and Early Troika Trident Mark -
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Troika Early Tile - Green Glazed Measurement: 10cm Square x 12mm Thick -
Early Troika "D" Plate in good condition without any damage -
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Decorator: Unsigned Colours: Blue, Purple, Magenta, and Red printed over White Finish: Smooth, Glazed -
This is an early Troika plate with an early impressed trident mark to the base. It has fresh, vibrant colours including a light blue main colour, and patterns with forest green, crimson red and dark blue dots all around. The plate has a smooth and glazed surface. -
Design: Calculator, Stickman Colours: White, Brown, Dark Blue Finish: Glazed Mark: Early Troika Trident Mark -
A rare early item as are all Troika tiles! I especially like this one due to the scarab design which the pottery used on several of their items including perfume bottles, flasks, trays etc. This early troika tile is marked with Troika St.Ives in black ink and an early troika trident mark at the back. Measurement: 14.2 cm x 14.2 cm x 1cm -
This is a very rare piece, an early troika urn vase with early embossed trident mark on the bottom.
Total 496 pieces verified
