Lilydale Pottery
Lilydale Pottery Hand Crafted Vase 1970s Australian Studio Pottery 13cm
Lilydale Pottery Hand Crafted Vase 1970s Australian Studio Pottery 13cm
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Maker: Lilydale Pottery
Origin: Lilydale, Victoria, Australia
Era: 1970s–1980s
Material: Stoneware
Technique: Wheel-thrown, hand crafted
Height: Approx. 13 cm
Finish: Satin glaze in natural earthy tones with banded design
Mark: Incised stamp “LILYDALE AUST. HAND CRAFTED” with stylised lily logo
Style: Australian Studio Pottery / Mid-Century Modern
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Mini Story or Hook:
Emerging during the golden age of Australian studio pottery, Lilydale Pottery captured the essence of the 1970s handmade movement — earthy, functional, and proudly local. Each piece was hand-thrown and individually glazed, often reflecting the tones of the Yarra Valley landscape. This vase, with its soft banding of ochres and creams, is both practical and beautifully understated — a timeless piece of Australian ceramic heritage.
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Condition:
Condition: Excellent vintage condition – see notes below.
• No chips, cracks, or repairs.
• Glaze and form are clean and even, with minor surface variations typical of hand-crafted studio work.
• Maker’s stamp is crisp and clear on the base.
A lovely example of 1970s Lilydale studio craftsmanship — perfect for collectors of Australian pottery or lovers of minimalist mid-century design.
📸 Photos form part of the description – please examine them closely.
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Postage & Handling:
📦 All items are carefully wrapped and packaged to ensure they arrive safely at their new forever home.
Combined postage available – contact us before purchasing for a revised invoice.
International shipping available on request – please message for a quote.
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Other Info:
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