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The word guilloché comes from the French word for a machine tool that produces such patterns
This one is in the guilloché style:
repairs or hairlines
She has been well cared for
Member of Tasmanian Potters Society
Diana Australia V208 vase red bird The word guilloché comes fromAn iconic piece of Australian pottery, Diana Australia. This white glazed vase would be from the 1960s 70s so vintage it is then. There are a couple of flaws to the edge of the base, but I've taken photos for your inspection. Apart from the base and a couple of pin hold glaze misses and glaze drips to the inner lip there are no cracks or crazing. She has been well cared for. V being vase, and 208 is the design. Please see the photos as they help to