Rohova pottery was founded in 1954 by the ceramic artist Marlene Elsie Adams. A graduate of the Sydney Technical College, Adams initially worked as an artist and decorator for the Vandé Pottery until 1954, when she opened her own studio. In 1955 she married the Czech Vladimir Roh, and subsequently named the studio Rohova. When her husband fell ill with cancer in 1962, she set up a partnership with the Hungarian-born sculptor Alexander Takacs under the name ‘Alexander Rohova Consolidated Artists Pty Ltd.’ Not long after Vladimir Rohova died, the company went into liquidation and Marlene set up a new pottery under the name ‘Meroh Pottery’.

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