Description
Vintage Remued pottery remains among Australia’s most recognisable and collectable ceramic wares. Produced in Melbourne during the twentieth century, Remued became famous for its distinctive glazes and Australian-inspired organic forms.
This attractive branch-handled vase is a classic example of the company’s work, combining an applied naturalistic handle with a vibrant flowing green glaze that varies beautifully across the body. Every firing produced slightly different glaze effects, making each piece unique.
Whether displayed on its own or as part of a collection of Australian art pottery, this vase offers both decorative appeal and historical significance.
Product Attributes
- Brand: Remued
- Type: Vase
- Material: Australian Art Pottery
- Colour: Green Drip Glaze
- Height: 10.5 cm
- Width: 10 cm
- Depth: 8 cm
- Weight: 256 g
- Origin: Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Condition
Excellent vintage condition with no chips, repairs observed.
Does have crazed age-related wear consistent with age.
Please study the photographs carefully as they form part of the description.
Interested in learning more about Remued and its important place in Australian art pottery?
Read our Remued Pottery History, Marks and Collecting Guide to discover the history of Premier Pottery Preston, the development of the Remued range, distinctive shapes and glazes, incised signatures and model numbers, collecting advice, and the key features to look for when identifying original Remued pottery.
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Postage
Australia-wide tracked postage is included.
International buyers are welcome. Please contact us before purchasing so appropriate insured shipping, import taxes, duties and other applicable charges can be assessed and quoted.
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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.







