Hi. This is a very nice Michael Cardew piece from 1951. It is a transitional (possibly a test piece) from the time between making earthenware in Africa to stoneware in England and probably uses clay from Peters Marland in Cornwall. It is in very good condition but does have a few firing flaws, please see all the photographs. The white area on the rim is a very shallow chip but the ones at the top of the handle look to be where the glaze hasn't taken properly. The inside is a little dirty. It measures 5.25" in height.

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