The Story
A striking piece of Cornish studio pottery, this bowl features a bold, modernist fish design in a deep blue and black palette. Hand-crafted at the famous Celtic Pottery in Newlyn, it perfectly embodies the cool, graphic aesthetic of the 1970s. Whether used as a ‘nibbles dish’ or displayed as a wall-mounted art piece, its stylised "Fish" motif makes a sophisticated statement in any modern roost!
The Details
Dimensions:17cm W x 11cm D x 4cm H
Material: Hand-decorated Glazed Stoneware
Era: Circa 1970s | Newlyn, Cornwall.
Condition: Excellent vintage condition - bar one small sliced chip to its edge as shown in the photos.
Heritage Note
Celtic Pottery was established in the mid-1960s by Bill and Maggie Fisher in Mousehole, later moving to Newlyn. This bowl features an iconic modernist fish design, which was a collaborative development between Maggie Fisher and Ev Stevens. Known for its distinctive sgraffito-style lines and rich, moodier glazes, this range became a bestseller of the 1970s and remains a highly collectable example of West Country studio pottery.
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The Story
A striking piece of Cornish studio pottery, this bowl features a bold, modernist fish design in a deep blue and black palette. Hand-crafted at the famous Celtic Pottery in Newlyn, it perfectly embodies the cool, graphic aesthetic of the 1970s. Whether used as a ‘nibbles dish’ or displayed as a wall-mounted art piece, its stylised "Fish" motif makes a sophisticated statement in any modern roost!
The Details
Dimensions:17cm W x 11cm D x 4cm H
Material: Hand-decorated Glazed Stoneware
Era: Circa 1970s | Newlyn, Cornwall.
Condition: Excellent vintage condition - bar one small sliced chip to its edge as shown in the photos.
Heritage Note
Celtic Pottery was established in the mid-1960s by Bill and Maggie Fisher in Mousehole, later moving to Newlyn. This bowl features an iconic modernist fish design, which was a collaborative development between Maggie Fisher and Ev Stevens. Known for its distinctive sgraffito-style lines and rich, moodier glazes, this range became a bestseller of the 1970s and remains a highly collectable example of West Country studio pottery.
Sustainable Shipping
100% plastic-free, recyclable, and biodegradable packaging.
FREE Royal Mail Tracked 48 delivery.
