Raynham Pottery (Australia) 14.5" Lustre Vase

Ray Cook was a Melbourne-based accountant who established the Ray Cook Pottery in 1948 and Raynham Pottery in 1950, on sites in East Bentleigh, Victoria.

The Ray Cook Pottery made a range of slipcast tableware and vases, and some larger wheel-thrown items, under the insignia 'Ray Cook'.

Raynham specialised in slipcast vases using a variety of different labels over time that are well-documented in the Encyclopaedia of Australian Potters' Marks.

You can read more about Raynham Pottery, here.

THIS LISTING

Model Vase
Colour Pink

Dimensions 19.5cm tall, 37cm (14.5") long, 13cm deep

Condition Great to excellent vintage condition with only the smallest amount of surface wear.