Potters
 Earthenware (13) potters whose work is primarily earthenware |
figurative ceramics (5) Potters who make figurative pieces and one offs, slip casting and limited editions. |
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Garden pots/Outdoor Ceramics (17) Potters making pots/ceramics for outdoor use. |
Hand-built Ceramics (10) One-of hand-built ceramic art works |
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Porcelain (8) Potters working primarily with porcelain clay. |
Raku or Smoke fired (19)  Potters whose work is raku fired, smoked or similar. |
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Saltglaze or Sodaglaze (5) Potters who saltglaze/soda glaze |
Slipware (8) Potters who use slips to decorate their work. |
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Stoneware (12) Potters who work primarily with stoneware |
Tiles (10) Potters making tiles |
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Woodfired (11) Potters that fire with wood |
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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. |
Eliza Hurdle Ceramics
Mermaid Design Ceramic Tableware and Tiles |
Emily Myers, Fine Ceramic Art
 (1 vote)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.( |
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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Gordon Crosby - an artist in clay
(1 vote) Sculptural, domestic and gardenware by established potter Gordon Crosby. |
Grey Stoke Gill Pottery - Bob Park
(1 vote) We make mainly wheel thrown individual and functional ceramics. Fired to cone 9 in either our new 40 cu.ft. woodfired kiln or our gas kiln. Also Brushes - For the last 20 years I have supplied mail order brushes. You can download both the photos and the price list here. |
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Hand-built Ceramics
In this site you can see examples of hand-built coil pots by Lorraine Robson |
Ian Howie - Pots for Pleasure
Ian Howie makes domestic stoneware at Coxwold Pottery near York. |
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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. |
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 Perryman Smoke Fired Ceramics
Perhaps as a reaction against the increasing sophistication surrounding kiln technology, there is a growing awareness and interest in the traditional techniques of handbuilding and smoke firing which are still being used in countries of low and developing technology. |
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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John and Jude Wheeldon - westendceramics.co.uk
West End Gallery is owned and run by John and Jude Wheeldon. As potters ourselves - John is a Fellow of the Craft Potters Association - we want to sell fine ceramics by our peers and offer the best pieces backed up with our working knowledge of them to the public. |
John O'Groats Pottery and Gallery
We are situated in the John O'Groats 'Craft Village' next to the main car park where we make a wide range of hand thrown functional tableware, individual ceramics, Puffin models, Puffin Jugs, mugs, salt and pepper sets, as well as a range of wildlife prints and cards. |
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Jonathan Barrett-Danes
Delightful ceramic frost-proof pigs and sheep to liven up your garden or patio. They peak out at you from the shubbery or bask in the sun on the patio. |
Jonathan Keep Pottery
Ceramics and its use as a material for creative expression defines this fast loading site. |
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Josie Walter - decorated earthenware pottery
Josie Walter makes tableware and cooking pots in earthenware clay, which are decorated with slips and coloured glazes. Most of the pots are thrown on a traditional momentum wheel, even though many of the finished shapes are oval or rectangular. |
Karin Eriksson
Karin Eriksson exhibits and sells her work in the UK as well as the rest of Europe and Australia. Karin works in stoneware and porcelain. Her work is mainly thrown and decorated with ceramic transfers. |
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Karin Hessenberg
Karin Hessenberg is a ceramic artist who makes unusual and original hand built stoneware planters, birdbaths and lanterns with designs inspired by visits to India and Nepal. Her pieces are built by hand and they are often patterned with decorative motifs and borders. Her Plant Towers are a very distinctive presence in a courtyard or patio while her pierced Lanterns create intriguing light and shadow patterns. |
Kilnworks.co.uk - Simon Ferris
Handmade ceramic tableware. |
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Linda Yates
Hand-built, smoke-fired ceramics by Oxfordshire artist. |
Margret Zondler Ceramics
My name ist Margret Zondler. I have been working as a ceramist for the last 25 years. Initially, I began with vascular ceramics. Later, I modeled animal sculptures and finally approached human bodies. In the past years, I have worked primarily on the human body. Using nude models, I studied movements and positions of human bodies to understand how I could best express moods and feelings. I intentionally do not focus on detailed definition of faces and exact modelling of hands and feet. I emphasize movements and try to capture moods and feelings. Step by step I go from natural to abstract forms – considering the anatomic particularities. Another focal point of my workings are objects created using raku technique. These pieces carry the traces of nippers, fire and smoke and owe them their liveliness and individuality. |
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Mes Potes et Mes Pots
Hi, my name is Russel and I'm a Pot Fondler. Also possibly the most comprehensive list of links to potters worldwidw. |
Mike Powers Pottery
domestic stoneware, widest range in U.K., tableware, ovenware. All hand thrown and decorated by Mike Powers. We celebrate our 21st year with sale across the range. |
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Moira Frossard Studio Potter
Moira works mainly in stoneware, |
Monmouth Pottery
lights for all ocasions raku fired lustrous lamps, floor ,table. oil lamps, candle lights, garden features. comissions taken. |
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Morgen Hall Ceramics
Morgen Hall hand makes decorative tableware which is intended for everyday use. The work has fine detail and finish on strong, bold forms. A high firing, smooth red earthenware is used, both for its rich cinnamon colouring and for its remarkable durability in use. |
Ned Heywood's - Gallery and workshop in Chepstow
Ned loves the physical act of shaping pots on the wheel from soft , plastic clay. The stoneware and porcelain bowls, dishes and Jugs he produces have a fluidity of form and rich and vibrant glazes. He is an enthusiastic cook and many of his thrown products are ideal for preparing and serving food. |
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Nethy Bridge pottery
NETHYBRIDGE POTTERY is located in a converted farm steading (cattle barn) overlooking the River Spey. The pottery and adjoining showroom were opened in June 1998. Initially producing electric fired stoneware, many of the pots are now fired in a 30 cubic foot capacity selfbuilt oil fired kiln. This achieves a reduction atmosphere and more lively glaze effects. Wares are generally produced in small batches and individual designs and so the showroom stock is constantly changing. |
Nick Caiger-Smith Lustre Ceramics
(1 vote) For a thousand years, lustre ceramics have had a special appeal. This site shows the work of one of the few contemporary makers working in this rich tradition |
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Last link added: 11/19/08