On offer is a characterful studio pottery vase, likely dating to the mid-20th century, richly decorated using traditional slipware techniques. Crafted in a deep chocolate brown glaze, this hand-thrown piece features a band of stylised wolves racing around its belly — each rendered with confident, fluid movement.

This vase is more than just functional — it’s sculptural. A wonderful example of folk-inspired studio ceramics, with an animal motif that evokes wild landscapes and earthy craftsmanship.

Whether displayed alone on a mantel or grouped with other studio finds, this vase delivers warmth, texture, and a soulful handmade aesthetic.

📌 Key Features:
✅ Hand-thrown stoneware pottery
✅ Rich slip-trailed wolf motif – dynamic and full of motion
✅ Deep brown glaze with celadon-green slip decoration
✅ Impressed triangle-within-triangle mark to base (unidentified)
✅ Height: approx. 7.75 inches
✅ Condition: Very good overall – minor surface wear consistent with age, no chips or cracks

💡 Styling Tip:
A strong standalone accent on rustic shelves or alongside other studio ceramics, especially animal-themed pieces. Also perfect in earthy modern interiors as a textural balance to clean lines.

🎁 Perfect For:
✔️ Collectors of British or European studio pottery
✔️ Lovers of animal and nature motifs in decor
✔️ Cottagecore or rustic home styling
✔️ A meaningful artisan gift

🔍 Potter’s Mark:
Stamped with a triangle-inside-a-triangle mark, exact studio or maker remains unidentified. The piece shows hallmarks of independent studio production — possibly mid-century British or European.

📦 Shipping & International Buyers:
We ship worldwide with care — fully tracked and insured. Final shipping cost is always visible before checkout.

This isn’t just a vessel — it’s a living piece of ceramic artistry. Rare to find with this much movement and character. Once it’s gone, it’s gone.

stock code 280525