New additions to our Troika pottery section today are a striking blue Troika cube vase and a tall and imposing Troika rectangular vase, pictured below.
The Troika cube vase has been fully decorated with a blue base and abstract decoration picked out in co-ordinating colours, by Troika decorator Teo Bernatowitz. Teo only worked at the pottery for around 18 months around 1974 so her work is highyl collected.
The Troika rectangular vase has been decorated by Louise Jinks. With a stunning abstract decoration picked out with a green base and strong blues this is an imposing vase with very striking decoration.
For further information on any of the Troika vases we currently have for sale, please visit our Troika pottery section, here.
If you’re looking for a classic Troika pottery vase then why not take a look at the two new Troika rectangular vases recently added to the Perfect Pieces website? We have examples from the St. Ives period and the slightly later Newlyn period.
The first vase shown above is an early Troika rectangular vase with an unusual pattern, dating to c1969-1970. Decorated by the well-known Honor Curtis this vase displays a temple design on one side and an abstract face design on another.
The second Troika vase above dates slightly later, c1974, when the pottery were based in Newlyn in Cornwall. This vase has been decorated by Teo Bernatowitz who only worked at the pottery for around 18 months c1974, making her work quite collectable.
For further information on both these vases and the other Troika vases we have in stock please visit out Troika pottery section – click here.
The latest additions to our Troika pottery section are a striking blue Troika Marmalade vase, an interestingly patterned Troika wheel vase and a rectangular Troika pottery lampbase.
Troika Marmalade Vase, Troika Wheel Vase & Troika Rectangular Lampbase
All these pieces are in excellent condition and display the black painted Troika pottery mark on their bases which was in use by the pottery when they were based in Newlyn, Cornwall, during the 1970′s and 1980′s. Each one is decorated by a different Troika decorator and show a small section of the range that the Troika pottery produced during its 20 years.
For further images and information on any of these Troika items, please visit our Troika pottery section – here.
If you’re looking for a Troika Pottery vase then why not take a look at the collectable Troika Pottery Coffin vases we currently have for sale (pictured below)?
The Troika Pottery started out in St Ives in Cornwall in 1963 and over the 20 years it remained open produced a wide range of art pottery from wall plaques, to smooth glazed decorative pieces to textured and rugged looking pottery pieces.
The Troika Coffin vase belongs to the textured range that the pottery produced and can be found with many different abstract patterns in a variety of colours.
The Coffin vase on the left has been decorated by Beverley Ellwood who started working at the Cornish pottery during the 1970s. The Coffin vase on the right was decorated by the collectable Teo Bernatowitz who only worked at the pottery for a short time around 1974. Both Coffin vases have the Troika Pottery black painted pottery mark to their base and are lovely examples from such a well-known and collectable pottery.
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