Small footed bowl of white stoneware covered on the outside with a fresh, smooth grass-green glaze and on the inside with a contrasting yellowish-brown glaze that tapers to brown at the well, the outer body decorated around with three bands in a geometric pattern made using the roulette wheel and highlighted in brown glaze.

Bowl

David Puxley, Wedgwood

1964-1967

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