Hand-thrown stoneware piece by Taggerty Pottery (Victoria, c.1970s)
Hand-thrown stoneware piece by Taggerty Pottery (Victoria, c.1970s) perfectly pairs raw textures with fluid artistry.
The tactile, ribbed cream-beige body is struck by a minimalist, hand-painted iron oxide botanical motif—a beautiful reflection of the organic aesthetic unique to regional Australian studios of the era. Signed with the iconic gumnut blossom mark on the base.
Vintage stoneware vase from Taggerty Pottery, an Australian studio pottery operating out of Victoria. Features a speckled beige and tan finish with a flared rim and a dark brown leaf or wheat design painted on the body. Handmade in the 1970s, it reflects a classic Mid-Century Modern studio pottery style.
Created at the renowned Taggerty Pottery in Victoria by celebrated potters Bob and Ina Sanderson, this piece perfectly captures the warmth and organic beauty of classic Mid-Century studio pottery.
- Artisanal Design: Ribbed, wheel-thrown body with a classic flared rim.
- Earth-Toned Finish: Beautifully textured, speckled beige and tan glaze.
- Hand-Painted Motif: A unique, dark brown iron-oxide leaf/wheat design.
- Artist Signed: Authenticated with Bob Sanderson’s hand-painted monogram script on the base.
- Origin: Victoria, Australia (circa 1970s)
- Material: Heavy, high-fired stoneware
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