Monkleigh Studio Art Devon - Richard Champion - Bowl - Stoneware
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A hand-thrown stoneware dish by Richard Champion of Monkleigh Pottery, North Devon, dating from 1980–1990, decorated with hand-painted floral motifs in muted olive green, sienna and burnt umber on an off-white glaze, 32 cm in diameter and 6 cm high, bearing the MONKLEIGH mark and an 'M' seal, in excellent vintage condition with no chips or cracks.
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A charming and highly collectible example of British studio pottery from the late 20th century. Hand-thrown by renowned potter Richard Champion at his North Devon studio near the village of Monkleigh, this piece features the artist’s signature "imaginary dream elements." The décor consists of whimsical, hand-painted botanical motifs in muted tones of olive green, sienna red, and burnt umber against a creamy off-white background. The scalloped edges and concentric blue-grey bands add a playful yet sophisticated touch to this unique artisanal piece.
Richard Champion’s Monkleigh Pottery is celebrated for its distinctive hand-painted slipware and imaginative designs. His work from the 1980s and 90s has gained significant interest among collectors of contemporary British ceramics for its expressive line work and tactile quality.
Maker: Richard Champion (Monkleigh Pottery, North Devon, UK). The base features the impressed "MONKLEIGH" mark and the potter’s "M" seal.
Material: Single-fired hand-thrown stoneware with hand-painted slip and glaze decoration.
Condition: Excellent vintage condition. No chips, cracks, or repairs are evident. Minor natural glaze variations consistent with the handmade studio process.
Dimensions (cm): Approx. 32cm Diameter x 6cm Height
Method of Shipment: The item will be professionally packed using a double-boxing technique and ample cushioning to ensure safe arrival. Shipped via a tracked and insured international courier
A charming and highly collectible example of British studio pottery from the late 20th century. Hand-thrown by renowned potter Richard Champion at his North Devon studio near the village of Monkleigh, this piece features the artist’s signature "imaginary dream elements." The décor consists of whimsical, hand-painted botanical motifs in muted tones of olive green, sienna red, and burnt umber against a creamy off-white background. The scalloped edges and concentric blue-grey bands add a playful yet sophisticated touch to this unique artisanal piece.
Richard Champion’s Monkleigh Pottery is celebrated for its distinctive hand-painted slipware and imaginative designs. His work from the 1980s and 90s has gained significant interest among collectors of contemporary British ceramics for its expressive line work and tactile quality.
Maker: Richard Champion (Monkleigh Pottery, North Devon, UK). The base features the impressed "MONKLEIGH" mark and the potter’s "M" seal.
Material: Single-fired hand-thrown stoneware with hand-painted slip and glaze decoration.
Condition: Excellent vintage condition. No chips, cracks, or repairs are evident. Minor natural glaze variations consistent with the handmade studio process.
Dimensions (cm): Approx. 32cm Diameter x 6cm Height
Method of Shipment: The item will be professionally packed using a double-boxing technique and ample cushioning to ensure safe arrival. Shipped via a tracked and insured international courier
Details
Era
1900-2000
Weight
2.2 kg
Specific region of origin
Devon
Number of objects
1
Country of origin
United Kingdom
Manufacturer/brand
Monkleigh Studio Art Devon
Designer/artist/maker
Richard Champion
Material
Stoneware
Style
Vintage
Condition
As new - unused
Height
6 cm
Width
32 cm
Depth
5 cm
Decor
Floral
Estimated period
1980-1990
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