Troika
Troika pottery was produced in Cornwall from 1963 to 1983, first in St Ives and later in Newlyn. Its pieces are known for abstract decoration, textured surfaces and strong geometric forms, with collectors often searching for coffin vases, wheel vases, chimney vases, masks, lamp bases and signed examples. Marks, decorator initials, condition and period can all affect interest, especially for buyers looking for original 20th-century British studio pottery. This collection brings together Troika ceramics for collectors of Cornish pottery and modernist decorative design.
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troika, st ives - studio pottery round drum circle squat vase/bowl
Troika Drum Vase An early Troika pottery drum shaped vase or bowl, circa 1963-65. Measures approximately 11cm (h) x 17.5cm (d) and is in good cond...
View detailssylvia valance for troika - unusual tall slender cylinder pottery lamp base
Troika Cylinder Lamp Base Sylvia Valance for Troika Pottery - An unusually tall cylinder form lamp base decorated with continuous bands of black a...
View detailstina doubleday for troika pottery - blue/green circle drum cylinder lamp base
Troika Lamp Base Tina Doubleday for Troika Pottery - A round drum lamp base with a continuous geometric band of cream circles on a blue ground. Me...
View detailsalison brigden for troika pottery - grey/blue circle drum cylinder lamp base vase
Troika Lamp Base A Troika pottery cylindrical lamp base by Alison Brigden (AB). Decorated with a band of circles on blue ground. Measures 14.5cm ...
View detailspenny black for troika - blue/green geometric circle round urn vase
Troika Urn Vase Penny Black for Troika - A large urn vase with continuous circle sequence on a blue ground. Measures 25cm high and is in good cond...
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