Alasdair MacDonell Face Mask
Alasdair Neil MacDonell (British, b.1947), ceramic iron pottery wall mask, modelled in relief and pierced, glazed in colours, with wire, screws and hair additions.
Signed with impressed monogram.
Measures approximately 19 cm high. In good overall condition.
Please refer to illustrations.
| Sub-Type | British |
| Use | Decorative |
| Manufacturer/ Type | Studio |
| Product Type | Wall Plaques |
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