AGIR Céramique
Christian and Ariane COISSIEUX produce stoneware and porcelain.
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Anna Ceramics
Anna Ceramics - Ceramic art by Joanna Richards. Unique sculptures and pottery inspired by organic textures.
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Barry Guppy Ceramics
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Barry Guppy, one of London’s most original ceramic artists would like to invite you to enjoy his innovative work and share in his creative journey with a form of clay that has never before been used in such an extraordinary way
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Bentham pottery
Bentham Pottery produces hand thrown domestic stoneware pottery, and individual
one-offs. Pottery courses are run for all levels of experience.
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Carolinda Tolstoy Ceramics
Carolinda Tolstoy is a London-based ceramicist who has exhibited widely and whose work is in national and private collections in England, Greece, France, Germany, Switzerland, Austria, Kuwait, the USA, Japan, South Africa, Australia and Russia.
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Christine-Ann Richards - Ceramics - exterior works and thrown porcelain.
Christine-Ann Richards has worked in thrown porcelain for more than twenty years, firing in an oxidising atmosphere and specialising in crackle and monochrome glazes. A study trip to China in 1978 with the Craftsmen Potters Association had a radical effect on her work and way of life. She has pursued Chinese studies and returns regularly to China often accompanying fellow artists. Since 1989 she has also been working with vitrified earthenware clay making large pots and water-features.
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Claire Palastanga Ceramics
Claire Palastanga, Ceramicist
The three-dimensional forms I create attempt to explore botanical life forms. They focus on the variety of colours and surfaces that can be seen in the plant world.
I often use textiles in conjunction with clay to create the forms. The use of textiles in my work enables me to highlight the relationship between plants and textiles
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Clandon Pottery
Hand built stoneware forms in matt glazes with coloured porcelain slip inlay; slab built pots; some functional thrown pots
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Cotswold Pottery - John & Jude Jelfs
The Cotswold Pottery was set up in 1973 by potters John and Jude Jelfs. It is a small, family-run business, using only the traditional methods of the old English country potteries.
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Dartington pottery, Devon
The Pottery is now owned and managed by Stephen Course and Sue Cook. We specialise in high fired reduction stoneware, a process invented in China some 2000 years ago and avoided by industry because it is so hard to control. The results can, however, be spectacular and unique, giving an unsurpassed quality to the glazes that cannot be achieved by other techniques.
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David Melville's pottery web site for pottery, water features and more
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David trained as a potter at the Kent Institute of Art and Design, graduating with distinction in 1979. Since leaving college he set up his pottery with the aim to produce useful hand made pottery that everyone can afford. He makes a prolific selection that is collected by many. Some pots form part of his functional tableware collection and there are others that are more individually made and decorated. All the glazes used are David's own formulae and are unique to his pots.
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Duncan Ross Terra-Sigillata Ceramics
My work is very special to me. I have spent many years developing unique ceramics referring to the ancient Greek techniques of terra-sigillata slips and smoke firing, combined with a contemporary use of image and pattern. I exhibit widely in the UK and abroad and have work in collections around the world.
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Eddie Kent
Stoneware and Raku, gothic/aboriginal/african designs
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Edinbane Pottery
Our high quality, hand-made ceramics are both modern and functional.The pots are much sought after by visitors and islanders alike, who recognise the distinctive features and inspiration behind the work.
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Edith Raaby Ceramics
Hand built stoneware for house and garden; large sculptural and small functional domestic pieces. Slab built and decorated with multi layered coloured slips and glazes. Fired at 1260 degrees in electric kiln. Website includes photographs, CV, outlets and links.
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Emily Myers, Fine Ceramic Art
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Emily Myers, ceramic artist, makes vases and other vessels on the potter's wheel. She uses carving and facetting techniques as well as employing beautiful glazes. Strong elegant forms with fine crisp lines and deep colors characterize Emily's work. She draws on both organic and architectural themes.(
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Geoffrey Swindell ceramics
Current visual sources of inspirations include illustrations of marine creatures and science fiction hardware, fossils, tin plate toys and various eroded objects found on the beach. By extracting essential elements from these sources and reflecting them in my own imagery I hope to create a vessel with the ambiguous mysterious "presence".
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Hand-built Ceramics
In this site you can see examples of hand-built coil pots by Lorraine Robson
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Home - Stephen Brown Ceramics
Sculptural figurative forms, thrown functional wares with digital transfer imagery. Classic black tableware. Slip-cast forms.
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Ivar Mackay - Shire Pottery Gallery & Studio
"My primary interest is in the thrown form and I am working with Limoges porcelain and blended bodies. I seek painterly effects in my glazes and prefer the natural characteristics of reduction firing to complete the decorative process." Classic celadon, chun, sang-de-boeuf and speckled copper red, cobalt blue, partridge-spotted tenmoku, crackled cream and bronzed russet iron feature in Ivar Mackay's expanding repertoire of specialist porcelain glazes.
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Jacqui Ramrayka ceramics
Jacqui Ramrayka trained at Harrow college, University of Westminster. She currently works from her studio, a converted railway arch in the east end of London. From here, she produces a range of thrown porcelain and stoneware vessels, working in series and making one-off pieces. Her work is multi-fired and multi-glazed, using richly textured and vibrantly-coloured oxides and glazes.
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Jane Vernon
I make wheel-thrown domestic stoneware and porcelain in a wide range of shapes, including teapots, plates and colanders. I also make dishes with handles sculpted in animal forms, which have additional lustre decoration. All the work is once-fired. I am also a textile artist.
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