A late 20th-century studio pottery stoneware vase by Chris Carter. Executed in a thrown and altered baluster form, the piece features a volcanic glaze in earth tones, distinguished by its deeply pitted surface texture.
Length 15 cm · Width 15 cm · Height 23.5 cm
Chris Carter is a respected British studio potter recognized for his distinctive late twentieth and early twenty-first-century stoneware and porcelain vessels. Working primarily with thrown and altered ceramic forms, his practice is defined by a strong architectural sensibility and heavily textured, volcanic glazes in muted earth tones. His work reflects a deep engagement with the British studio pottery tradition, making his tactile, form-driven pieces sought after by collectors of modern studio ceramics. He was a contemporary and friend of the late great potter Lucie Rie
Good Condition with no signs of repair or restoration
