NZ STUDIO POTTERY & APPLIED ARTS: Pottery Glass...
Monday, 7 - Monday, 21 September 2026
Bernard Leach (UK) (1887–1979) stoneware vase,
Lot Details
made at his Leach Pottery St Ives, Cornwall. The four radiating designs based on the famous Horse Eye Japanese design. Potter's and pottery impressed marks. H.170mm. Note: The ‘horse-eye’ pottery design (known in Japan as uma-no-me zara) is highly celebrated. It is a traditional Japanese folk-art pattern that originated in the Seto and Mino regions of Japan during the late Edo period.
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