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A lidded pot featuring fish circling the body of the pot, with a magnolia matt glaze, and a hairline crack. In William's early years, his fish designs were often decorated with carp in a distinct Japanese style. This 1930s piece of art pottery shows how the Japanese element has disappeared with fish less definable as a species and appear to float freely, unencumbered by surrounding weeds and swirls. This design uses a matt magnolia glaze.