Les Blakebrough bowl with brown and black salt glaze Ceramics This brand has been around

This brand has been around for quite a few years

From the glaze and handwriting this piece is from the late 1930s to early 1940s

History: Henning Alfred Rathjen (1903–1968) one of the Australian-born artists who established a new pottery studio to cater for local demand and post-war innovations in art pottery

Created in the late 1970’s – 1980’s and signed by the artist

It's amazing what a couple of years between production does to sizes

Les Blakebrough bowl with brown and black salt glaze Ceramics This brand has been aroundThis gorgeous, yet unassuming bowl by the late amazing talented Master potter Les Blakebrough (incised mark) is now available for your purchase. I do have a number of his pieces also listed in The Happy Hoarders Tasmania. In wonderful condition (see photos) with a salt derived glaze. Les Blakebrough the Hobart connection: In 1973 he was appointed senior lecturer in ceramics at the Tasmanian School of Art, setting up a studio at Mt Nelson, Hobart in