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Jim Malone Vase

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A shouldered stoneware vase by Jim Malone, one of Britain's foremost potters, handmade in his studio in Ainstable, Cumbria, England, during the latter part of the 20th Century.

This wheel-thrown vase, like most of Jim Malone's work, is inspired by traditional Japanese pottery. This inspiration is not only felt in the vase's simple, honest & practical form, but also the reddish-brown iron-rich 'kaki' glaze. This warm & earthy glaze originates from the town of Mashiko, Japan, and emerged during the Edo period (17th-19th Century).

The vase has been decorated with abstract, painterly reeds, which are achieved using the wax resist method. 

Designer: Jim Malone 

Manufacturer: Jim Malone Ainstable Pottery 

Year of Design: C. 1990

Date Produced: C. 1990

Colour: Brown, white

Height: 16 cm, Diameter: 13 cm

Condition: Perfect

Branding: Impressed marks, ‘JM’ and ‘A’ for Ainstable.