In lovely used vintage condition. These Martin and Guy Boyd shallow bowls are simply lovely in their MCM design and shape.
The internal glazes with both bowls are two different shades of blue, but the exterior glazes are the same. The larger is the 1950s Martin Boyd, the smaller the 1940's Guy Boyd.
Info: Martin Boyd Pottery was a Sydney-based commercial pottery set up by Guy Boyd with partners Norma and Leonard Flegg in 1946. Guy w as training as a sculptor at the East Sydney Technical College after the war and needed an interim source of income. It operated under the name Guy Boyd Pottery at first then renamed Martin Boyd Pottery when the business registered in 1948. When Boyd returned to Melbourne in 1951, Leonard's brother Ronald bought out his share and the Fleggs' continued to operate the pottery as a successful venture until overseas imports put it out of business in 1963. (Ref APAB)
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