Offered here is a beautiful, hand-thrown stoneware vase featuring a distinctive tiered or "double-gourd" form. This piece is a wonderful example of mid-century influenced studio craft, likely originating from a North American artisan.

Design & Detail:

Glaze: A stunning light gray/off-white celadon-style glaze with intentional, fine-line crazing throughout that adds a delicate "crackle" texture.

Decoration: Hand-painted minimalist cobalt blue slip strokes that wrap around the body, reminiscent of Japanese Mingei folk-art traditions.

Form: A triple-tiered silhouette that provides a tactile, organic feel.

Markings: The base is clearly hand-incised with the maker's mark: "SKEP".

Condition:

Excellent vintage condition. No chips, cracks, or repairs. The crazing is a characteristic of the glaze and firing process, not a defect. The base shows the raw, toasted-orange clay body typical of high-fired stoneware.

Dimensions:

Height: [8.5"]

Width at Widest Point: [4.5"]

Why Shop Schreibers Collective?

We take great care in sourcing unique pieces that tell a story. Whether you are a dedicated pottery collector or looking for the perfect accent for your home, this signed piece is a timeless choice. Thank you for looking!