0 Results: New & Used in bendigo pottery in Canberra Region, ACT

PICK-UP ALEXANDRIA, KINGS CROSS OR NEAR PENRITH. CAN POST. HOLDS 1 LITRE. H.23CM.

Vintage extra large Australian snd German pottery pieces / floor vases and pots. All in excellent vintage condition with no chips cracks or crazing. All are glazed and sealed inside: 1. Vintage Australian pottery floor vase / umbrella stand. Pastel blend of earthy pinks greys and browns, a hint of blue. Signed to base. Approx H45 cm x max diameter 22cm x opening diameter 14cm. Matte glaze, satin surface, heavy for size. 2. Vintage Bay Carstens BC-1024 Keramik Australian pottery floor vase. Cr

Limited Edition Alfred Deakin No. 292/1200 Perfect condition no marks, cracks or crazing. This has been in a display cabinet since purchase.

Bendigo Pottery , Beautiful colourful Australia design Plate, approx 20cm Stunning collectors item, as new condition Retired design This was made an decorated by Richard Walsh in the 1990s. He had his studio at Bendigo Pottery. Pick up Sydney or Newcastle or can post at buyers expense

This is a vintage stoneware canister/biscuit jar manufactured in Australia by Bendigo Pottery. It measures approximately 13.5cm diameter at the base and is 16.0cm high. The canister has a crackled finish and is in very good condition with no chips.

This rustic stoneware carafe was made in Australia by the renowned Bendigo Pottery. This style of Bendigo pottery is known as Epsomware, and the carafe is decorated with a light brown glaze on the body with a darker band around the top. Bendigo Pottery's history goes back to the 1850s when the potter George Duncan Guthrie left Scotland for Australia to chase his fortune in the Victorian Gold Rush. Instead of finding gold he noticed rich deposits of clay near Epsom, just outside the town of Ben

Bendigo pottery 15 pieces $450 or will sell separately message for prices. Pick up Mt Eliza cash or happy to post extra.

Vintage Australian float vase with gumnuts and eucalyptus applied. See sizing in pics. This awesome piece of Australian pottery is signed and dated to 1947 - around 77 years ago! It is in brilliant condition, and shows crazing in the glaze which is a great sign confirming its age. Happy to entertain offers for serious buyers. Pick up from Hoppers Crossing area is preferred, but safe postage can be arranged at buyers expense. Suit buyers of Australian pottery Australian clay ceramics Boyd Rey

Bendigo pottery bread crock made by Ian Preston. Presents well, unfortunately with a chip to the handle. Pickup only in the Geelong region.

Bendigo Pottery Darcy Doyle For Keeps Plate 195mm Diameter. Comes with Original Box and Certificate.