Matched Pair of Vintage Mid-Century Studio Pottery Bud Vases

An exceptional matched pair of wheel-thrown studio pottery bud vases, dating from the mid-20th century (c. 1960s-1980s). Though the artist is unidentified, the skill and aesthetic sensibility are clear, marking these as high-quality examples of the studio craft movement.

Forms & Glazes This set features two complementary forms by the same artist. The taller vase has an elegant bottle neck with a sophisticated two-tone glaze: a soft, satin-matte green over a dark, richly textured volcanic glaze. The smaller, globular vase is finished in a speckled grey-green with bold, expressive brushstrokes of dark glaze.

The Artist & Philosophy Both pieces bear the same incised artist's signature on the base. These are true "bud vases," designed with narrow openings to hold a single stem, encouraging an appreciation for both the vessel's form and the simple beauty of a single flower. They are beautiful examples of pottery valued for its intrinsic artistry rather than a famous name.

Details

• Artist: Unidentified Studio Potter

• Era: c. 1960s - 1980s

• Style: Studio Pottery / Mid-Century Craft

• Material: Stoneware

• Dimensions:

  • Tall Vase: Approx. 4" H x 3.5" Dia.

  • Small Vase: Approx. 3.25" H x 3" Dia.

A perfect set for any collector of studio pottery, these vases offer the quiet, rustic beauty and masterful touch of a skilled mid-century artisan.