Barium studio pottery bowl

Hi folks

Haven't been on the search much recently but found a couple of things in our local charity shop

This has a barium blue colour side, and strange inner glaze, crackle glass ?

Mark looks to be AE ?

Can't find any alike

any thoughts appreciated

 

I don't see a crackle glass glaze, but rather a crystalline one.
Is a very pretty piece of studio pottery, I don't know of the potter.

 

Thanks anti

I thought it looked a nice piece as well, it's not a conventional crystalline glaze, but does have a crystally look to it

 

Agreed, it looks like studio concocted glaze, rather than commercially mixed glaze.
It's quite beautiful too!

 

Barium..........and all I could see was.......enema !!!!!

CHARLES !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

There's something wrong with the link, INH. Nothing to do with color?

 

Fused glass pottery, the key words that you want.

https://duckduckgo.com/?q=fused+glass+Pottery+&iar=images&iax=images&ia=images

 

And BTW, Barium isn't blue.

 

I was wondering if he meant Cobalt blue instead of barium blue LOL!

 

Thanks Laura very helpful

I just sold a vase with the same colour on the sides which I posted before, which the 20th century forum told me was called barium / lithium blue

 

Try searching barium blue studio pottery

 

Snotty

 

Well it's the first for me too. Obviously none of us here have ever heard of barium blue glaze on pottery. Barium / lithium blue. I will have to look that up.

 

This was the one I found before that I was told is barium/lithium blue

https://www.antiquers.com/threads/blue-unglazed-raku-studio-vase.60857/

 

Chemical reaction on firing.

I bet that blue bowl is Greek Islands.

 

The glaze on this tall blue vase appears to be a fired glass with the tiny bumps that expand in the heat of the kiln. The crystalline glaze is different and not a flat mat color effect