– Shipping, insurance and tracking is included in the price. – Lower costs with combined shipping. Please contact us BEFORE buying! Period-typical rustic pottery and glaze in rich tones of mustard, turquoise, green, brown and oat. This is vintage pottery at its best. Knut Hugo Ebbmar was a very skilled Swedish potter. Together with his equally skilled daughter, Louise Ebbmar, they ran for several decades Keramikverkstaden i Södra Mellby (South Mellby Ceramic Studio) in southern Sweden. Louise Ebbmar is still active. The jar is signed: Knut Hugo S Mellby. SIZE Height 13 cm / 5.1 in. Diameter 13 cm / 5.1 in. Length over handles 16 cm / 6.3 in. CONDITION Excellent vintage. Our ratings: Excellent vintage – no chips or cracks, rarely used, diminutive signs of use. Very fine vintage – no chips or cracks, normal signs of use. Fine vintage – chips and/or hairline cracks may occur, normal signs of use. Fair vintage – chips, hairline cracks and/or smaller cracks may occur, well used.
Vad händer i keramikverkstaden? Det var länge sen jag delade med mig av några bilder därifrån, men här kommer några. Jag har haft ett par veckor med koncentrerat lerarbete, hur lyxigt är inte det? Därför passade jag på att bygga större urnor eller om det är byster? Iallafall har jag bl.a. inspirerats av marmorbyster och klätt urnorna i draperat "tyg". Fick idéen när jag svepte in urnorna i riktigt tyg som man gör för att fukten ska fördelas jämt och torka långsamt under byggtiden. Detta pysslande vid dagens slut, då man klär formerna gillar jag, känns ombonat och skyddande på något sätt, så därav tanken att låta urnorna behålla tyget och inte vara så nakna. Jag börjar med att dreja urnans fot och en stor skål som blir urnans botten. Därefter bygger jag flera lager på höjden och skulpterar fram formen. Klurigt med alla veck och att få fram tygkänslan..... Skisser till arbetet har jag tidigare visat här. Urnorna är nu ca 60 cm höga. Okej, så ser det ut just nu, men för varje form vill man ju ändra och göra annurlunda så det är väl bara att jobba på och se hur det blir.....
– Shipping, insurance and tracking is included in the price. – Lower costs with combined shipping. Contact us BEFORE buying! Period-typical rustic pottery and glaze in rich tones of brown and oat. This is vintage pottery at its best. Knut Hugo Ebbmar was a very skilled Swedish potter. Together with his equally skilled daughter, Louise Ebbmar, they ran for several decades Keramikverkstaden i Södra Mellby (South Mellby Ceramic Studio) in southern Sweden. Louise Ebbmar is still active. The jar is signed: Knut Hugo S Mellby 1985. SIZE Height 10.7 cm / 4.2 in. Diameter 14.5 cm / 5.7 in. Length over handle: 17 cm / 6.7 in. CONDITION Excellent vintage. Our ratings: Excellent vintage – no chips or cracks, rarely used, diminutive signs of use. Very fine vintage – no chips or cracks, normal signs of use. Fine vintage – chips and/or hairline cracks may occur, normal signs of use. Fair vintage – chips, hairline cracks and/or smaller cracks may occur, well used.
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