Vintage Martin Boyd Ramekin and Plate - Olive Green ghostbusters he was Principal Research Fellow

he was Principal Research Fellow of the Ceramic Research Unit at the University of Tasmania

Simply a stunning statement piece

Australian pottery shoe circa 1890s/1910 (ish) (thanks George for that info)

The vase was introduced in 1899-1900 and was produced until November 1903

Need something with iconic animals and humans that includes an odd-shaped Tassie (that was often left off things) for your Tiki hut

Vintage Martin Boyd Ramekin and Plate - Olive Green ghostbusters he was Principal Research FellowIn lovely used vintage condition. This Martin Boyd ramekin and plate are in their iconic black and multi coloured glaze (olive). Notice on the base the initial L, denotes the ramekin is large. (Could also mean that Leonard made it) Info: Martin Boyd Pottery was a Sydney based commercial pottery set up by Guy Boyd with partners Norma and Leonard Flegg in 1946. Guy was training as a sculptor at the East Sydney Technical College after the war and needed