Studio Pottery Raku Vase – Turquoise Crackle Glaze, Signed Roy Fritchley, Rye & France (c.1960s–80s) Architectural Salvage Beautifully cast in solid brass

Beautifully cast in solid brass

It is a form of chalcedony which includes minerals of a green colour embedded in the stone

London / New York / Toronto🌿 First published in this edition 1956🌿 Printed in Great Britain by R

Queen of Pentacles

Some photos have annotations on the reverse by the hand of Eric or someone within his family

Studio Pottery Raku Vase – Turquoise Crackle Glaze, Signed Roy Fritchley, Rye & France (c.1960s–80s) Architectural Salvage Beautifully cast in solid brassA beautifully sculptural raku fired studio pottery vase, signed to the base by Roy Fritchley, a potter associated with Rye Pottery (East Sussex) and later working in France. This example shows his hallmark form: a tall, tapering bottle silhouette with vertical ribbing and a striking turquoise crackle glaze, enriched with smoked and variegated raku surface effects. The glaze presents rich tonal variation from teal to smoke darkened olive, with a fine