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346 - Large Warren Mackenzie Studio Pottery Glazed Stoneware Charger 20th century Artist/Designer/Manufacturer: Warren MacKenzie Materials: Wheel-thrown stoneware with multi-layered feldspathic shino and ash glazes Marking(s): Artist's Chop Mark: An impressed square stamp containing the stylized letter "M" (representing Warren MacKenzie) on the unglazed foot ring. Cataloguer's Note: This exceptional large stoneware platter or shallow charger is an exemplary piece of American studio pottery by the highly influential master potter Warren MacKenzie (1924–2018). Renowned for bringing the Japanese Mingei (folk art) philosophy to the American Midwest, MacKenzie studied directly under Bernard Leach and Shoji Hamada at the St Ives Pottery in Cornwall. The piece displays his signature fluid, organic style, characterized by a thickly thrown body with an expressively pooled and poured abstract glaze configuration. The surface features a masterful play of overlapping white, sage green, and iron-brown glazes radiating outward from the center, creating a highly dynamic, naturalistic visual effect. The unglazed foot ring exposes a coarse, iron-speckled stoneware body. The piece is in excellent condition with no structural damage, preserving its authentic hand-thrown utility and aesthetic. H 3.75" x Diameter 18.75" Good pre-owned condition. Unless otherwise stated, all information provided is the opinion of our specialists. Should you have any specific questions regarding the condition of this lot, please use the ask question button or send us an email to info@akibaantiques.com
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Large Warren Mackenzie Studio Pottery Glazed Stoneware Charger 20th century Artist/Designer/Manufacturer: Warren MacKenzie Materials: Wheel-thrown stoneware with multi-layered feldspathic shino and ash glazes Marking(s): Artist's Chop Mark: An impressed square stamp containing the stylized letter "M" (representing Warren MacKenzie) on the unglazed foot ring. Cataloguer's Note: This exceptional large stoneware platter or shallow charger is an exemplary piece of American studio pottery by the highly influential master potter Warren MacKenzie (1924–2018). Renowned for bringing the Japanese Mingei (folk art) philosophy to the American Midwest, MacKenzie studied directly under Bernard Leach and Shoji Hamada at the St Ives Pottery in Cornwall. The piece displays his signature fluid, organic style, characterized by a thickly thrown body with an expressively pooled and poured abstract glaze configuration. The surface features a masterful play of overlapping white, sage green, and iron-brown glazes radiating outward from the center, creating a highly dynamic, naturalistic visual effect. The unglazed foot ring exposes a coarse, iron-speckled stoneware body. The piece is in excellent condition with no structural damage, preserving its authentic hand-thrown utility and aesthetic. H 3.75" x Diameter 18.75" Good pre-owned condition. Unless otherwise stated, all information provided is the opinion of our specialists. Should you have any specific questions regarding the condition of this lot, please use the ask question button or send us an email to info@akibaantiques.com
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Retrospective (11.24.26)Auction house
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