Studio Pottery Bowl with Green Glaze and 'Dunsburo' Signature

This item is a handcrafted ceramic bowl, distinguished by its vibrant, deep green glaze that transitions to a rich, darker teal or blueish-green hue in certain areas, particularly towards the bottom where the glaze appears thicker or pooled. The exterior surface of the bowl displays subtle concentric ridges, indicating that it was created on a potter's wheel, a common characteristic of thrown pottery. The glaze is glossy and reflective, showing several light reflections, suggesting a smooth, well-fired finish. The foot of the bowl is unglazed and reveals the natural, light cream or off-white color of the clay body, providing a contrast to the vivid glaze. Within this unglazed foot, there is a visible spiral mark, likely a tooling mark from the pottery process, and distinctly incised or penned lettering that reads 'Dunsburo' (or possibly 'Dunsbury' or 'Dunsbero' - the last letter is partially obscured but appears to be 'o' or an ambiguous character). Below this, another handwritten word, possibly 'Lynn' or 'Lynne', is visible, suggesting the potter's signature. The overall form appears functional, likely a serving bowl or decorative piece. The craftsmanship suggests a studio pottery piece rather than mass-produced ware, defined by the distinct glaze application and hand-signed maker's mark. There are no obvious signs of chips, cracks, or significant wear visible from this angle, though a full inspection would be required to confirm overall condition. The quality of the glaze and the evident hand-throwing indicate a relatively high level of skill in pottery. Without further context, the age is estimated to be late 20th century to early 21st century, typical of studio pottery.