$165.00

This piece SOLD for $165 back in 2012 (with the professional repair to one horn). Today in 2019 I’d price this exact same piece at $210 at least IF I got this exact piece back. Get in contact with us if you’d like to buy or sell a similar piece using the links below.

 

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This piece sold for $165 back in 2012 (with a professional repair to one horn). The exact same piece would be worth more today IF I got it back- NOT available- this piece has SOLD! Keep following our NEWLY LISTED Category as we are often listing Ellis pieces. Or follow us on Instagram – instagram.com/invisedge .

LARGE consignment of vintage Ellis pottery will be listed in iNVISeDGE soon! Many of the pieces that will be listed are rare and designs I’ve never seen before. This consignment belongs to a family friend of the founders of Ellis Pottery so some of the items were never sold in a retail situation. Keep following our NEWLY LISTED Category or follow us on instagram.com/invisedge.

Background Info and Provenance

(Description written in 2012.)

An Ellis bull from the 1960’s. Ellis pottery would be one of the best Australian design houses of that era. I say design here because their designs are all distinctly their own- they are not copied from pottery firms that operated in Europe / Italy or the USA. Organic in styling with a smooth flow, the rounded edges of this piece are in contrast to the bold dramatic stance. It’s these contrasts that really draw you in and hold your interest. This piece stands proudly amongst international offerings from the same era and in fact outshines most of what I’ve ever come across – it holds its ground alongside Bitossi pieces and even Gambone figures. Ellis is one example that proves the merit of Australian design and thanks to the internet, items such as this are beginning to draw interest from overseas buyers.

This piece is not marked- no Ellis animals are. Some have sticker labels- most don’t. It’s certainly Ellis though … guaranteed. Whether you are in Australia or overseas it’s a great investment- these figures are not easy to find and always draw you in. If you’re going to invest investment art, it might as well be in something you’ll get years of pleasure from. There are very few better ways to invest in your home and reduce landfill.

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