Studio/art pottery
Studio pottery and art pottery is usually made in a very individual and contemporary style by a single potter, or a small group of potters, either as a small company, or as a small part of a larger company. The pottery produced is often very different from the mass-produced ceramics of the period. Rather than quantities of tableware, art and studio potteries frequently concentrate on more decorative items.
The Museum of London Ceramics and Glass collection includes over 175 pieces of studio and art pottery, including the Owen Ball Gem collection of Martinware.
Featured types
| Martinware (1873 - 1915) |
Related objects
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A10244 bottle; pilgrim flask.  | A10243 jug.  | A10239 jug.  | A10238 salt cellar.  |
A10237 salt cellar.  | A10236 jug.  | A10235 jug.  | A10234 vase.  |
A10233 vase.  | A10232 vase.  | A10231 vase.  | A10230 vase.  |
99.155/1 gas light surround.  | C656 butter dish?. | A23688 flask; spirit flask. | C559 flask; spirit flask. |
A26658 tile. | 41.3/4 tile. | 41.3/6 tile. | 41.3/11 tile. |
41.3/12 tile. | 41.3/8 tile. | 41.3/3 tile. | A10258 vase. |