Vintage 1960s Jersey Pottery Vase, Mid Century Stoneware Porthole Pot

A striking example of British mid-century studio pottery, this 1960s vase from the renowned Jersey Pottery is a truly handsome piece. Hand-thrown and decorated on the Channel Islands, its strong cylindrical form is a testament to the era’s design aesthetic. The vase features a unique pierced ‘porthole’ design, intricately incised on a textured beige band, which contrasts beautifully with the dark, moody charcoal-green matte glaze of the lower body. This is a highly collectable piece, perfect for lovers of authentic vintage ceramics. Features: Authentic 1960s Jersey Pottery piece. Hand-thrown stoneware construction. Distinctive pierced and incised ‘porthole’ decoration. Two-tone design with a dark charcoal/green matte glaze and a textured beige upper band. Classic mid-century cylindrical form. Marked on the unglazed base. Measurements (Approximate): Height: 16.5cm (6.5 inches) Diameter: 9cm (3.5 inches) Condition: Presented in good vintage condition. There are no chips or cracks. There is some light wear and minor surface scratches consistent with its age and use, which do not detract from the overall beauty of the piece. Please view all photos as they form part of the description. Styling Ideas: A perfect statement piece for a teak or walnut mid-century modern sideboard or bookshelf. Ideal for displaying dried flowers, grasses, or seed heads, allowing the stems to be artfully seen through the portholes. Looks fantastic grouped with other studio pottery pieces to create a curated, textural display. Disclaimer: Please note that colours may vary slightly due to different monitor settings and lighting conditions.  Please don’t hesitate to contact me if you have any questions or would like to see more pictures.  Please view all photos as they form part of the description.  Local collection welcome by appointment.