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JCJ Pottery Jonathan Chiswell Jones Lustre Charger

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JCJ Pottery Jonathan Chiswell Jones Large Lustre charger 40cm

Large display plate with three fish and weed, Rimmed plate Decoration. Silver and copper lustre brushwork. Signed and numbered. 6877
indigo Blue / purple ground
Jonathan Chiswell Jones and Kerry Bosworth specialise in making reduction fired lustre. Only a handful of potters worldwide practise this branch of the potter’s art.

40 cm/ 15 3/4” diameter
Weight before packing: 2.3kg

No damage.

Price:£320.00
 
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Category Antique Ceramics Date Contemporary  Late 20th Century Antiques Material Ceramic Origin English Maker JCJ Pottery Item code as481a227 / 1019e Status Sold

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Wirral
North West England

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