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Quentin Bell Geometric Bowl - Bloomsbury / Fulham

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Quentin Bell Geometric Bowl - Bloomsbury / Fulham Bloomsbury Group Charleston %%alt5%% %%alt6%%
A very large and heavy glazed studio pottery bowl with geometric design by Quentin Bell. The signature marks which appear in the centre of the bowl, suggest that it was produced at Fulham Pottery in the late 70's or early 80's. Quentin Bell's 'B' mark overlaps that of Victoria Walton's VW mark, so a collaboration between the two. Victoria Walton worked as life model and pottery assistant to Quentin Bell at Fulham Pottery and became the first curator at Charleston House. The bowl is 11 inches wide and 5.5 inches high. The paint has been thickly applied but there are no damages. PricePOA Category Antique Ceramics Period 1970s Antiques Origin English Maker Fulham Pottery Item code as262a501 / 1847 Status Sold

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