Product Description
A striking surface defined by pattern and chemistry. This Australian studio pottery vase by Rod Page, dating to circa 1980–1990, features a sapphire blue crystalline glaze, with large, naturally formed crystal blooms across the body and shoulder.
The effect is created through controlled kiln processes, where crystals develop within the glaze during cooling, making each piece unique. The form is balanced and functional, with a softly flared rim and rounded body, consistent with late 20th century studio pottery practice.
Measuring approximately 21cm in height, the vase shows crazing to the glaze, consistent with the firing technique and age. A well-resolved example of crystalline glaze work, increasingly appreciated within studio ceramics.
We endeavour to provide accurate information on all items; however, as these are antique and vintage pieces, variations and signs of age are to be expected and form part of their character. Please contact us if you would like further details or additional photos prior to purchase.
