Alan Wallwork

Large unique stoneware sculptural form with matte pale brown and cream glaze.

Alan Wallwork, Own Studio, UK Unique stoneware sculptural form with matte pale grey, charcoal and rust colored glaze.

His work has become sought after at auction houses in the UK and USA In 1960, Rooke set up his first pottery in Forest Hill in South London along with Alan Wallwork. It was a very...

Ceramic Tiles by famous British Ceramicist Alan Wallwork. Ink Mark to underside of table, TRIOH, Made in Denmark.

A very stylish vintage British studio pottery double pod form by Alan Wallwork. The stoneware sculptural form is modeled as two hollow vessels shaped as nuts decorated in mottled bro...

England, 1960 Midcentury studio pottery table lamp by ceramicist Alan Wallwork. 9”dia x 19”h Ref. L5368 $ 1,600

In 1960, he established a workshop in Forest Hill, London, with Alan Wallwork, whilst lecturing at Goldsmiths College and St.

In 1960 he set up a workshop in Forest Hill sharing with another pottery artist, Alan Wallwork. Rooke made progressive sculptural work and early pieces were hand-fashioned using coil...

In 1960 he set up a workshop in Forest Hill sharing with another pottery artist, Alan Wallwork. Rooke made progressive sculptural work and early pieces were hand-fashioned using coil...

In 1960 he set up a workshop in Forest Hill sharing with another pottery artist, Alan Wallwork. Rooke's early pieces were hand-built using coils and blocks.

In 1960 he set up a workshop in Forest Hill sharing with another pottery artist, Alan Wallwork. Rooke made progressive sculptural work and early pieces were hand-fashioned using coil...

In 1960 he set up a workshop in Forest Hill sharing with another pottery artist, Alan Wallwork. Rooke made progressive sculptural work and early pieces were hand-fashioned using coil...

In 1960 he set up a workshop in Forest Hill sharing with another pottery artist, Alan Wallwork. Rooke's early pieces were hand-built using coils and blocks.

In 1960 he set up a workshop in Forest Hill sharing with another pottery artist, Alan Wallwork. Rooke made progressive sculptural work and early pieces were hand-fashioned using coil...

In 1960 he set up a workshop in Forest Hill sharing with another pottery artist, Alan Wallwork. Rooke made progressive sculptural work and early pieces were hand-fashioned using coil...

In 1960 he set up a workshop in Forest Hill sharing with another pottery artist, Alan Wallwork. Rooke made progressive sculptural work and early pieces were hand-fashioned using coil...

In 1960 he set up a workshop in Forest Hill sharing with another pottery artist, Alan Wallwork. Rooke made progressive sculptural work and early pieces were hand-fashioned using coil...

In 1960 he set up a workshop in Forest Hill sharing with another pottery artist, Alan Wallwork. Rooke made progressive sculptural work and early pieces were hand-fashioned using coil...

In 1960 he set up a workshop in Forest Hill sharing with another pottery artist, Alan Wallwork. Rooke Early pieces were hand-formed using coils and blocks.

In 1960 he set up a workshop in Forest Hill sharing with another pottery artist, Alan Wallwork. Rooke made progressive sculptural work and early pieces were hand-fashioned using coil...

In 1960 he set up a workshop in Forest Hill sharing with another pottery artist, Alan Wallwork. Rooke made progressive sculptural work and early pieces were hand-fashioned using coil...

Alan Wallwork was born in 1931 and produced pottery in London from the late 1950s, followed by moves to Dorset and France.

Stoneware vase by important British potter Alan Wallwork (b. 1931). Signed "W" on underside.

Stoneware vase by important British potter Alan Wallwork (b. 1931). Signed "W" on underside.

Stoneware cube created by British ceramist Alan Wallwork. Wallwork's ceramics are featured in the Victoria & Albert Museum, London and the Liverpool Museum, Liverpool to name a few.

In 1960 he set up a workshop in Forest Hill sharing with another pottery artist, Alan Wallwork. Rooke made progressive sculptural work and early pieces were hand-fashioned using coil...

In 1960 he established a studio in Forest Hill, which he shared with another potter, Alan Wallwork. Rooke made progressive sculptural works and his early pieces were handmade using c...

In 1960 he set up a workshop in Forest Hill sharing with another pottery artist, Alan Wallwork. Rooke made progressive sculptural work and early pieces were hand-made using coils and...

In 1960 he set up a workshop in Forest Hill sharing with another pottery artist, Alan Wallwork. Rooke made progressive sculptural work and early pieces were hand-fashioned using coil...

In 1960 he set up a workshop in Forest Hill sharing with another pottery artist, Alan Wallwork. Rooke made progressive sculptural work and early pieces were hand-fashioned using coil...

In 1960 he set up a workshop in Forest Hill sharing with another pottery artist, Alan Wallwork. Rooke made progressive sculptural work and early pieces were hand-fashioned using coil...

In 1960 he set up a workshop in Forest Hill sharing with another pottery artist, Alan Wallwork. Rooke made progressive sculptural work and early pieces were hand-fashioned using coil...

In 1960 he set up a workshop in Forest Hill sharing with another pottery artist, Alan Wallwork. Rooke made progressive sculptural work and early pieces were hand-made using coils and...

In 1960 he set up a workshop in Forest Hill sharing with another pottery artist, Alan Wallwork. Rooke made progressive sculptural work and early pieces were hand-fashioned using coil...

In 1960 he set up a workshop in Forest Hill sharing with another pottery artist, Alan Wallwork. Rooke made progressive sculptural work and early pieces were hand-built using coils an...

In 1960 he set up a workshop in Forest Hill sharing with another pottery artist, Alan Wallwork. Rooke made progressive sculptural work and early pieces were hand-fashioned using coil...

In 1960 he set up a workshop in Forest Hill sharing with another pottery artist, Alan Wallwork; he later left London to continue his ceramic work and painting in Suffolk.

In 1960 he set up a workshop in Forest Hill in south London, sharing with another pottery artist, Alan Wallwork. Rooke made progressive sculptural work and early pieces were hand-for...

In 1960 he set up a workshop in Forest Hill sharing with another pottery artist, Alan Wallwork. Rooke made progressive sculptural work and early pieces were hand-fashioned using coil...

In 1960 he set up a workshop in Forest Hill sharing with another pottery artist, Alan Wallwork. Rooke made progressive sculptural work and early pieces were hand-fashioned using coil...

In 1960 he set up a workshop in Forest Hill in south London, sharing with another pottery artist, Alan Wallwork. Rooke made progressive sculptural work and early pieces were hand-fas...

In 1960 Rooke set up his first pottery in Forest Hill in South London along with Alan Wallwork. It was a very small room with enough space for a small electric kiln.

In 1960 Rooke set up his first pottery in Forest Hill in South London along with Alan Wallwork. It was a very small room with enough space for a small electric kiln.

In 1960 Rooke set up his first pottery in Forest Hill in South London along with Alan Wallwork. It was a very small room with enough space for a small electric kiln.

In 1960 Rooke set up his first pottery in Forest Hill in South London along with Alan Wallwork. It was a very small room with enough space for a small electric kiln.

In 1960 Rooke set up his first pottery in Forest Hill in South London along with Alan Wallwork. It was a very small room with enough space for a small electric kiln.

In 1960 Rooke set up his first pottery in Forest Hill in South London along with Alan Wallwork. It was a very small room with enough space for a small electric kiln.

This is a representative example of British studio ceramist Alan Wallwork's work from the late 1960s. Signed with incised "W" to the base.

A polychrome stoneware pod shaped sculpture by British Potter Alan Wallwork (b. 1931). Signed "AW" on underside.

Unique stoneware pod form vessel with matte white and brown glaze, 1980s-90s. Incised "AW"

Unique stoneware sculptural form Height 18" (46cm) Width 12 1/2" (32cm) Painted "AW" monogram $3650 No. N6815

Unique stoneware pod form vessel with matte white and brown glaze, 1980s-90s.

1. Unique stoneware sculptural form with matte grey glaze. Height 7 1/2" (19cm) Width 7 1/2" (19cm) No. A1712 2. Unique stoneware sculptural form with pale cream and yellow ochre...

This piece is entirely handmade in my Istanbul studio using high-temperature stoneware. The surface is created through an experimental firing and glaze interaction that produces an o...

Beautiful large stoneware bowl by Danish artist Conny Walther. Made in 1970s. Great colour plate in this glaze. Other mentionable ceramic artists from Denmark: Arne Bang, Axel Sa...

Contemporary stoneware sculpture by French artist Véra Rybaltchenko. The stoneware was fired at 1100 degrees and is therefore very resistant. The chamotte stoneware is patinated outs...

Large free-form vase by François Boquel (1928-2017) in brown glazed ceramic, signed with the monogram FB under the base. Unique piece. "Born in Nancy on August 15, 1928, François B...

Scandinavian Studio Pottery Bowl, c. 1960/70s. Wheel-thrown stoneware bowl with organic form. Interior decorated with radiating white and golden glaze pattern on a light brown base. ...

A large conical form vase by British ceramicist Ewen Henderson (1934-2000) circa 1970s. The stoneware vessel was hand built with irregular edges and surface textures where the finger...

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