




Code: 11647
Description
A characterful British studio pottery vase featuring an applied figure of a golfer mid-swing, finished in a rich brown glaze with green pooling and cream highlights. The piece is inscribed “One Down”, a golfing term used in match play, giving the vase a subtle, humorous narrative quality.
Hand-thrown with an ovoid form and naïve, folk-art style decoration, this is a mid-20th-century studio piece rather than factory production. The glaze shows attractive movement and texture, and the overall feel is personal and expressive.
A decorative and collectible item that would appeal to studio pottery collectors, golfers, or anyone who appreciates objects with quiet wit and individuality.
Details
Origin: British
Type: Studio pottery vase Decoration: Applied golfer figure Inscription: “One Down” Glaze: Brown with green and cream tones Height: approx 22 cm Width: approx 12 cm Date: mid 20th century Marks: Unmarked base
Condition
Very good vintage condition. No cracks or repairs. Light surface wear consistent with age and handmade nature.
Style Notes
An understated, narrative studio pottery piece with folk-art influence. Works well as a standalone decorative object and has particular appeal to golf enthusiasts due to the subject and inscription.