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Papaver Design Vase Trial Black Ryden

£159.99

Hand Cast Hand Painted Art Pottery.

Produced in Stoke on Trent.

Black Ryden plc

(Associate company of Moocroft).

Papaver Design.

This is a “trial” colourway dated 20 November 2003.

Personally signed on the base by Kerry Goodwin.

Height 26cm : Shape R22/10

Note – This item is pre-owned. It is in good condition with no cracks or chips, with some light aged crazing.

Our price includes Post & Packing (2 day delivery).

International Shipping Rates Discounted.

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Description

Papaver Design Vase.

The Papaver  Design Vase. Hand cast and hand painted art pottery vase. Produced by Black Ryden plc. At their factory based in Stoke on Trent.

Produced in 2003. A very rare colour trial dated 20 November 2003. Personally signed on the base by the designer Kerry Goodwin.

And it is in the original box.

Excellent gift idea for that very special occasion. Especially for the collectors of Moorcroft Pottery, Cobridge Stoneware and Black Ryden. As well as the lovers of UK Art Pottery,

Note – It is pre-owned. In good condition with no chips or cracks, with some age crazing.

Height 26cm. Shape R22/10

Our online price for the Black Ryden Papaver Design Vase is £159.99

Including UK Post and Packing (2 day delivery).

International Shipping Rates Discounted.

Black Ryden plc

In January 2003 Moorcroft Pottery and Associate Company, Cobridge Stoneware. Announced the launch of a new company. Known as Black Ryden plc.

Officially launched at the Birmingham International Spring Fair on the 3 February 2003. The Trade Minister Nigel Griffiths marked the event by cutting the tape on the Black Rydens stand. Launching their inaugural art pottery exhibition.

Black Ryden was the second new art pottery to emerge from the Moorcroft stable. The first having been Cobridge Stoneware in 1998.

In addition to Kerry Goodwin. Other designers included Anita Harris, Sian Leeper and Emma Bossons.

Unfortunately due to company reorganisation and rationalisation during 2005 and 2006. Moorcroft Pottery decided to close down Cobridge Stoneware and Black Ryden.

However Anita Harris set up her own studio in Stoke on Trent. And a former Moorcroft Pottery employee, Tracy Bently. Trading as Burslem Pottery. Acquired the moulds and designs of Cobridge Stoneware vases, Together with the moulds for the Grotesque Birds designed by Andrew Hull. Inspired by the Martin Brothers at the start of the Twentieth Century.

Meanwhile the other designers continue to work with Moorcroft.

Finally Stoke Art Pottery now offer ranges of products produced by both Anita Harris Art Pottery and Burslem Pottery

Stoke Art Pottery

Established in 2006 selling high quality pottery and ceramics online. Consequently we are happy to continue to stock products produced by Anita Harris Art Pottery and Burslem Pottery.

 

 

Additional information

Weight 2 kg