An Australian Pottery 'Basket' Planter Pot finely engraved and set with

finely engraved and set with twelve natural cabochon turquoise

Biography: Eric Juckert was a prolific Australian Studio Potter and painter who had studied with Una Deerborn in South Yarra

c1864 hand-coloured engraving of 'Tarradale Viaduct

each set with an oval cabochon of dyed howlite designed to emulate the appearance of turquoise

He specialised in oil painting and poetry

An Australian Pottery 'Basket' Planter Pot finely engraved and set withA slip cast planter pot in the form of a rope bound basket, finished in a luscious cobalt blue glaze. Estimated date 1940's 50's. Measurements: 12cm high x 12cm diameter. Condition: A hole has been drilled in the base sometime during its life to allow for water drainage. No chips or cracks fine crazing is evident throughout the glaze. The glaze has acquired a lustre.