▲ Colin Gorry (British, b.1952) a tall ewer

stoneware, decorated with a blue, white and grey mottled glaze, impressed maker's mark, impressed maker's mark, 11cm wide, 18cm deep, 62cm high, Born in London in 1952, Colin Gorry is a self-taught ceramicist. He combines traditional pottery techniques with more visually contemporary ideas and sensibilities, stemming from his work with the late Colin Pearson. Their collaboration began in the early 1990s and explored unusual forms and experimental glazes. Gorry’s work is often characterised by minimalism, contrast and balance, incorporating naturalistic forms with architectural shapes and elements. He has exhibited internationally, including at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London, and continues to be an inspirational force in the world of contemporary ceramics. Condition Report, Condition Report, Overall the ewer appears in good order. With some nibbles and frits to the footrim commensurate with use. There are two small spots of what is believed to be resin or glue residue each 0.5cm in width to the underside of the piece. Otherwise structurally sound. Request A Condition Report, Request A Condition Report

Estimate:£300

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