AnyesAttic Ceramic 1970s Carn Pottery by John Beusmans, W Series, Textured Cream and Blue Angular Cut Ceramic Vase
AnyesAttic Ceramic 1970s Carn Pottery by John Beusmans, W Series, Textured Cream and Blue Angular Cut Ceramic Vase
AnyesAttic Ceramic 1970s Carn Pottery by John Beusmans, W Series, Textured Cream and Blue Angular Cut Ceramic Vase
AnyesAttic Ceramic 1970s Carn Pottery by John Beusmans, W Series, Textured Cream and Blue Angular Cut Ceramic Vase
AnyesAttic Ceramic 1970s Carn Pottery by John Beusmans, W Series, Textured Cream and Blue Angular Cut Ceramic Vase
AnyesAttic Ceramic 1970s Carn Pottery by John Beusmans, W Series, Textured Cream and Blue Angular Cut Ceramic Vase
AnyesAttic Ceramic 1970s Carn Pottery by John Beusmans, W Series, Textured Cream and Blue Angular Cut Ceramic Vase
AnyesAttic Ceramic 1970s Carn Pottery by John Beusmans, W Series, Textured Cream and Blue Angular Cut Ceramic Vase
AnyesAttic Ceramic 1970s Carn Pottery by John Beusmans, W Series, Textured Cream and Blue Angular Cut Ceramic Vase
AnyesAttic Ceramic 1970s Carn Pottery by John Beusmans, W Series, Textured Cream and Blue Angular Cut Ceramic Vase
AnyesAttic Ceramic 1970s Carn Pottery by John Beusmans, W Series, Textured Cream and Blue Angular Cut Ceramic Vase

1970s Carn Pottery by John Beusmans, W Series, Textured Cream and Blue Angular Cut Ceramic Vase

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THE ITEM
This beautifully angular work of mid-mod Cornish pottery is by John Beusmans of Carn Pottery. Carn pottery is the only surviving pottery of the three celebrated Cornish potteries Carn, Tremaen and Tremar.

Beusmans' designs speak to the past and the present of Cornwall, the same place the King Arthur's legend was born. Inspiration taken from the changing colours of the Cornish sea and Cornish Landscape has been combined with hints of Modernist and Industrialist design influences.

This particular piece is from the W series and bears two oblique, slanted cuts and stylised raised relief decor. The decor has been highlighted with cobalt and oxides to create the blues on the matte white base glaze.

CONDITION
Excellent. No chips, cracks, scratches or repairs, there is mild use wear on the interior of the vase and on the underside of the base of the vase. Please refer to photos as they form part of the condition report. The underside of the base is marked with the Carn Pottery stamp, this piece is also signed by Beusmans with 'J Beusmans' and further marked with the form number 'W15'. 

MEASUREMENTS
Height: c. 5.7" / 14.5 cm tall x c. 2.4" / 6 cm width (across base) x Depth: c. 1.6" / 4 cm. Rim: c. 1.4" / 3.5 cm by c. 1.6" / 4 cm. Unpackaged weight: c. 0.2 kg / 228 g

NOTES
Vase will be securely packaged and shipping will be insured.
Shipping will be combined for multiple items.

A BIT OF HISTORY
Carn Pottery was founded by John Beusmans in 1971 in the Old Chapel of the small village of Nancledra, three miles south-east of Carn Naun Point in St Ives in Cornwall, England.

Beusmans work is distinctive, often including many different viewing angles and sculptural elements into his designs, he carries out the work of thrower, mould-maker and decorator. Although his pieces vary tremendously in shape, size and nature, the style is always instantly recognisable. All of his work shows a strong fascination with shape, some pieces morphing from one size and shape at the front to another at the back.

Every piece of Carn Pottery has at least 2 distinctly different sides, and in between these two sides, you often see interesting morphing into other shapes. The pieces are glazed a plain white on the inside, and to accentuate the textures on the outside, Beusmans’ uses oxides, applied then rubbed off the high relief and copper or cobalt to create greens and blues.


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