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High-fired mallet-shaped bottle vase

Ruskin Pottery, c. 1924

Wednesbury Art Gallery and Museum, Wednesbury

A large high-fired mallet-shaped bottle vase with subtle mottled red and gray diapered glazes with traces of green. Impressed with 'Ruskin, England, 1924'. Ruskin pottery was made at Howson Taylor's factory at Smethwick in the Wednesbury area.

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Title of artwork, date

High-fired mallet-shaped bottle vase, c. 1924

Date supported

2002

Medium and material

Glazed thrown clay

Dimensions

Height: 36 cm

Grant

1971

Total cost

3014

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