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R. Fowler, Ltd |
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These
sturdy, well-built
pieces from the 1930s
seem to have been
designed with
utilitarian rather
than ornamental ends
in mind. All are
decorated with blue,
green or brown glazes
in paired
combinations,
sponge-dabbed or
sprayed in mottled
patterns, like the
rustic wares of
Scotland and England,
and all bear the
ink-stamped mark of
Fowler’s factories
in Sydney or
Thomastown,
Victoria.
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