Lot 098: Rare John Campbell Studio Art Pottery Drip-Glaze Vase, Dated 1933

Estimate: $180 - $240 AUD. Current bid: $59 AUD.

A J.R. Campbell art pottery drip-glaze vase from 1933, featuring a distinctive blend of brown and black tones with a glossy finish. A J.R. Campbell art pottery drip-glaze vase from 1933, featuring a distinctive blend of brown and black tones with a glossy finish. - View 2 A J.R. Campbell art pottery drip-glaze vase from 1933, featuring a distinctive blend of brown and black tones with a glossy finish. - View 3 A J.R. Campbell art pottery drip-glaze vase from 1933, featuring a distinctive blend of brown and black tones with a glossy finish. - View 4 A J.R. Campbell art pottery drip-glaze vase from 1933, featuring a distinctive blend of brown and black tones with a glossy finish. - View 5 A J.R. Campbell art pottery drip-glaze vase from 1933, featuring a distinctive blend of brown and black tones with a glossy finish. - View 6 A J.R. Campbell art pottery drip-glaze vase from 1933, featuring a distinctive blend of brown and black tones with a glossy finish. - View 7 A J.R. Campbell art pottery drip-glaze vase from 1933, featuring a distinctive blend of brown and black tones with a glossy finish. - View 8

Description

A John Campbell art pottery drip-glaze vase from 1933, produced in Tasmania featuring a distinctive blend of brown and black tones with a glossy finish. This is an exceptional piece. Key Details: * Origin/Era: Australia, 1933 * Material: Glazed ceramic * Style: Art Pottery, Drip Glaze * Markings: Impressed "John Campbell", "1933", and "123-5" to base. Condition: No significant chips, cracks, or repairs observed. Minor surface wear consistent with age and display. Interesting fact: * John Cambell was an Australian studio potter known for his distinctive glazes and forms, often reflecting the Art Deco influence prevalent in the early 20th century. * Drip glazes were a popular technique in art pottery during this period, allowing for unique, flowing patterns and textural effects. Use: Ideal for collectors of Australian studio pottery or as a decorative accent in a vintage or contemporary interior.

Condition Report

No significant chips, cracks, or repairs observed. Minor surface wear consistent with age.

Specifications

CategoryCeramics
Lot ReferenceLOT-098
Estimate (AUD)$180 - $240
Buyer's Premium20%

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