Briglin Pottery (London) Manganese Oxide & Wax Resist Decorated Sugar Bowl

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Briglin Pottery (London) Manganese Oxide & Wax Resist Decorated Sugar Bowl - ABRIG-SUGAR

£12.00

The Briglin Pottery in London W1, famous for their rustic pottery and wax resist glazes, was established in 1948 by Brigitte Appleby (nee Goldschmidt) and Eileen Lewenstein. Offered for sale here is a really pretty sugar bowl decorated using the manganese oxide and wax-resist white glaze technique Briglin is famous for. Stamped to the base rim with 'BRIGLIN'. Please see all photographs for alternative views and close-ups.

SIZE: Height 2.5in/7cm Weight 200g

CONDITION: Great original undamaged condition - with no chips, cracks or hairlines.

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