Stoneware Bottle
MakerMade by
Michael Casson
(London, England, 1925 - 2003)
CollectorCollected by
Sandy Dunbar
(London, England, 1929 - 2012)
Date1952-2003
Object NameBottle
Mediumstoneware
ClassificationsCeramics
DimensionsOverall (Height x Diameter): 185 × 72mm
Base (Diameter): 72mm
Base (Diameter): 72mm
AcquisitionThe Sandy Dunbar Studio Ceramics Collection presented in 2023 by Crinan Dunbar and Rebecca Russell.
Copyright© the copyright holder
LocationView by Appointment - Aberdeen Treasure Hub
Object numberABDMS095708.7
About MeThis stoneware bottle with short neck is glazed in a combination of brown and grey wood ash glazes with black speckles.It was made by Michael Casson who, along with Victor Magrie, established the well respected Studio Pottery Course at Harrow School of Art, London, in the early 1960s. Casson and his wife Sheila established a pottery at Wobage Farm in Herefordshire in 1977. There he specialised in functional salt-glazed stoneware and blended his own slips (liquid clay) and glazes. When salt was introduced to the kiln at a high temperature the distinctive colours and textures for which Casson is known, were produced.
William Marshall
c. 1999
