Remued - late series Shape 4 - wedge shape vase in purple Korean From the glaze and handwriting

From the glaze and handwriting this piece is from the late 1930s to early 1940s

This is an unusual commemorative piece of pottery 'Railway Bowling Carnival' on the base and Launceston 1954 on the front from the John Campbell factory

From lots of sleepless research to find that this 1970s cased light reflecting version of Tajima Glass vases in this particular colourway are far and few between (that's a wordy version of rare)

so the price reflects this

Remued - late series Shape 4 - wedge shape vase in purple Korean From the glaze and handwritingThis beautiful purple drip glazed Remued is in cracking condition! Internally there is signs of vintage use with glaze craze (see photo). Externally she's beaut! ''Remued' was a line of art pottery dating from the early 1930s to the mid 1950s. The name has become so associated with its characteristic drip glaze style that it sometimes even appears in descriptions of other pottery, as in 'van Briggle Remued'. The term really belongs only to pieces made