A simple but pleasing little serving dish or trinket tray by Soholm, Denmark. The dish is from the Blue Se...

Moving away from the bright, bold and beautiful of Delphis pottery, here's a little dish with a touch more subtlety. It o...

Is it going a bit too far to describe a vase as sheer joy? I don't think so. Not when the vase is as good looki...

I was reminded about this vase by another pot I saw this week. This is a small vase by Frank Keramik, Danmark. I wanted ...

  Here's the last blog-post for now on Einar Johansen Soholm vases. And it's a good one to end with. This weighty, rounded ...

If you like your vases blue, you'll like these. These little vases are from the Blue Series. Made by Soholm, Denmark the...

A chunky Soholm vase by Einar Johansen. Moving on from a selection of small and delicate pottery, this vase is very mu...

Here's another small dish designed by Maria Philippi. Made by Soholm Pottery, Bornholm, Denmark, the dish dates from around ...

A couple of small dishes with lovely raised surface designs. They are by Soholm Pottery, Bornholm, Denmark and probably date...

Pots don't always have to be big to be beautiful. Some of the nicest pots in the Potshot collection are only titchy. I t...

The first thing that strikes you about this pottery is the charm of the warm, earthy colours. But it's when you pick one...

Some more Soholm Danish pottery. This time with vibrant colours and bold designs. I would say these wall pl...

From Denmark, these vintage vases are a great combination of textures. The main body etched with finely incised lines, the necks smooth a...