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In the style of William Howson Taylor (1876–1935) – Ruskin Pottery – Large oxblood-red glazed ceramic vase A substantial ovoid ceramic vase with rounded shoulders and a short cylindrical neck, covered in a glossy oxblood-red glaze with deep tonal variations. This piece evokes William Howson Taylor’s glaze experiments for the English manufacturer Ruskin Pottery. On the underside of the base, there is an old handwritten label and an unidentified ink inscription. Condition: Appears to be in good overall condition, with slight glaze irregularities, signs of use, and wear on the base. Dimensions and weight: H. 43 × W. 28 × D. 28 cm – 4.200 kg.
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