David Leach large bulbous vase
David Leach large bulbous vase
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David Leach, Lowerdown (1911-2005). A large studio pottery bulbous form vase in sage green glaze. Mark to base circa 1940.
David Leach (1911-2005) was a renowned British studio potter, known for his significant contributions to modern ceramics. The son of famous potter Bernard Leach, he played a crucial role in modernising the Leach Pottery in St Ives, introducing more efficient production techniques while preserving its traditional aesthetic.
David developed a distinctive style, blending Japanese and English influences, and became an influential educator in ceramics. His work, often characterised by simple, elegant forms and subtle glazes, remains highly regarded. Throughout his career, he helped shape the evolution of contemporary studio pottery, leaving a lasting legacy in the craft world.
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. A large studio pottery bulbous form vase in sage green glaze. Mark to base circa 1940.David Leach (1911-2005) was a renowned British studio potter, known for his significant contributions to modern ceramics. The son of famous potter Bernard Leach, he played a crucial role in modernising the Leach Pottery in St Ives, introducing more efficient production techniques while preserving its traditional aesthetic. David developed a distinctive style, blending Japanese and English influences, and became an influential educator in ceramics. His work, often characterised by simple, elegant forms and subtle glazes, remains highly regarded. Throughout his career, he helped shape the evolution of contemporary studio pottery, leaving a lasting legacy in the craft world.){kind=link}