Studio Pottery Bowl
Description
•Artist: Myles Happ (Happs Pottery, WA)
•Date: 2006 (clearly inscribed on the base)
•Signature: Hand-incised “Myles Happ” — consistent with markings documented in Australian pottery records
•Style: Functional studio pottery—likely a bowl or serving piece (please refer to images for form and glaze details)
•Condition: Excellent vintage condition with no chips, cracks, or restoration
•Approximate Size: [Include dimensions if known]
About the Artist / Studio
Myles Happ is a veteran Western Australian studio potter with over 30 years of experience based between Busselton and Dunsborough. His pieces are handcrafted using wheel-thrown and hand-building techniques and are typically signed “Myles Happ”, “M. Happ”, or “MH”. His studio, Happs Pottery, continues to be a regional favourite for beautiful, durable, and functional ceramics
Studio Pottery Bowl
Description
•Artist: Myles Happ (Happs Pottery, WA)
•Date: 2006 (clearly inscribed on the base)
•Signature: Hand-incised “Myles Happ” — consistent with markings documented in Australian pottery records
•Style: Functional studio pottery—likely a bowl or serving piece (please refer to images for form and glaze details)
•Condition: Excellent vintage condition with no chips, cracks, or restoration
•Approximate Size: [Include dimensions if known]
About the Artist / Studio
Myles Happ is a veteran Western Australian studio potter with over 30 years of experience based between Busselton and Dunsborough. His pieces are handcrafted using wheel-thrown and hand-building techniques and are typically signed “Myles Happ”, “M. Happ”, or “MH”. His studio, Happs Pottery, continues to be a regional favourite for beautiful, durable, and functional ceramics
