Remued 178M Rare Red & Green Gumleaf and Gumnut Australian Pottery Jug

A striking Remued 178M jug with applied native gumleaf and gumnuts in an uncommon deep red, pink and green glaze combination

$1,495.00

Rare Remued 178M Australian pottery jug with applied gumleaf and gumnuts, branch handle and a striking red/pink and green glaze.

Incised “178M / Remued / Hand Made.”

1 in stock

Description

Remued 178M Australian Pottery Jug

This distinctive Australian art pottery jug was produced by Premier Pottery Preston as part of its celebrated Remued range.

The compact shape is decorated with a large applied native gumleaf and gumnuts, accompanied by Remued’s characteristic naturalistic branch-form handle.

The glaze treatment is particularly noteworthy.

A rich deep red to pink body contrasts strongly with green over the applied leaf, while softer cream and beige tones appear around the neck, lip and interior.

The resulting colour combination gives the piece considerably more visual impact than many of the predominantly green and brown Remued examples commonly encountered.

The base is hand-incised:178M Remued Hand Made

Remued pottery was produced by Premier Pottery Preston in Melbourne and has become one of the best-known names in twentieth-century Australian art pottery.

Its distinctive native botanical decoration, sculptural handles, experimental glaze combinations and individually incised forms have made Remued particularly popular with collectors of Australian ceramics.

Details

Maker: Premier Pottery Preston
Range: Remued
Shape: 178M
Object: Jug
Origin: Preston, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Material: Earthenware pottery
Decoration: Applied gumleaf and gumnuts
Handle: Naturalistic branch form
Colourway: Deep red/pink, green and cream/beige
Mark: Incised “178M / Remued / Hand Made”
Dimensions
Height: approximately 9.8 cm
Handle to spout: approximately 11 cm
Width/depth: approximately 8.6 cm
Weight: 268 g

Condition

The jug presents very well and remains in very good original vintage condition.

There are no chips, cracks or restoration identified.

Minor age-related glaze crazing and normal handmade/firing variations may be present, together with a small original manufacturing blemish near the pouring lip.
The applied gumleaf and gumnut decoration and branch-form handle remain intact.

Please inspect all photographs carefully as they form an important part of the condition description.

Collector’s Note

This example is particularly appealing because it combines several characteristics sought by Remued collectors: an identified numbered form, native gumleaf and gumnut decoration, a naturalistic branch handle and an unusually strong glaze combination.

The deep red/pink colouration is especially noteworthy. While individual Remued glazes vary considerably from piece to piece, strongly red and pink examples are encountered less frequently than many of the familiar green, cream and brown colourways.

It is this combination of form, decoration, glaze and condition—not simply its small size—that makes the 178M an appealing collector’s piece.

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About TMC Emporium

TMC Emporium offers an evolving collection of vintage, collectable and decorative items sourced throughout Melbourne and regional Victoria. Each item is individually photographed and described, with care taken to accurately represent its condition.

Interested in learning more about Remued and its important place in Australian art pottery?

Discover the history of Premier Pottery Preston and Remued’s distinctive native-inspired forms, experimental glaze combinations, gumleaf and gumnut decoration, branch handles, shape numbers and identifying pottery marks.

Code: AFC287214W

Bio / Information

178m Shape

You can read more on this shape here at remued.com.

Remued Pottery

“PPP,” “Remued,” and “Pamela” served as trade names for Premier Pottery, founded in 1929 in Preston, a Melbourne suburb, by potters David Dee and Reg Hawkins. Unlike other potteries primarily focused on building materials, Premier Pottery specialized in art pottery.

Initially marked with “PPP,” the introduction of “Remued” around 1933 accompanied the “PPP” brand. Simultaneously, the “Pamela” mark aimed to convey a studio potter’s touch, but it lasted less than a year. Some “Remued” and “Pamela” piece… Read More On Remued.