The Studio yearbook of decorative art (1925)

This pottery was started in connection with the St. Ives Handicraft Guild in I 92 1,
by Mr. Bernard Leach, an English artist, who spent twelve years in China and Japan
studying the traditions and craft and practising as a potter and etcher.
In answer to repeated enquiries Mr. Leach has begun to make and decorate tiles ot
which the above are samples. During the past year specimens of Leach pottery
work have been acquired by the Victoria and Albert Museum, The National Museum
of Wales, The Manchester Corporation Art Gallery and other collections.
THE LEACH POTTERY
ST. IVES, CORNWALL.

WANTED


New & Original
WALL PAPER
DESIGNS




SUBMIT TO
A SANDERSON <sTON$
branch of the
WALLPAPER MFMID
CHISWICK W4


THE
PEASANT SHOP
41, DEVONSHIRE STREET,
THEOBALD’S ROAD, W.C.i
(Close to Southampton Row).


Pottery.
Hand-thrown peasant pottery—
plain-coloured or decorated—
beautiful old shapes.
Garments.
Old English shepherd smocks,
children’s smocks and frocks,
embroidered jerkins and dresses.
Rugs and Slippers.
The slippers are very comfort-
able and the rugs charming—all
brightly coloured plaited felt.

ALSO Toys, Brooches, Neck-chains, Raffia and
Leatherwork, Painted Wooden Articles, Jewellery,
Decorated Bowls and Boxes, Inkstands and Book-ends.
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