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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North Street Potters - A London Pottery Collective In Clapham
We have created this website to offer the convenience of virtual browsing. We don't take orders on-line but want to encourage you to visit our shop and work-shops when you are next in Clapham, London. |
Ozone Louise Ceramics - Susan Van Valkenburg
  (8 votes)Ceramic wall masks and wheel thrown wares. |
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Pate sur Pate - Dale Bowen
(1 vote) Pate sur Pate Artist Dale Bowen. Dale Bowen is a senior ceramic artist at Wedgwood Pottery and the only person alive today executing the rare ceramic technique of Pate sur Pate. |
Paul Jackson - Studio Potter
The unique character of Paul Jackson's work derives from two inter-related processes. Each piece is first thrown on the wheel, then subtly altered in form - giving the pot an individual character and strength defined by a journey of discovery. The journey continues during decoration, where the pot's elegance and sense of balance grow directly out of Paul's concern for harmony between form, colour, and the painted surface. |
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PETA LUCKLY-WHITING
Influenced by the watery landscape of Suffolk's saltmarshes, Peta's work reflects the pastel lights of the marsh shallows |
Peter Hayes
By building up textured clays combined with burnishing and polishing the surface, Peter achieves opposites of rough and smooth with finishes from weathered clay to sun baked leather. The use of a variety of different clays allows him a scope on which to work giving each piece it's own individual status. Peter's latest work involves melting copper onto the laminated clay surfaces and tossing the molten pieces into sawdust. |
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Peter Seddon Ceramics
Peter Seddon lives and works on the edge of the Peak District in East Cheshire, UK. He is a keen hill walker and inspiration for his work comes from the landscape. He is especially influenced by the hills where he lives, the mountains of Snowdonia and Northwest Scotland and the White Mountains of Crete. He creates handbuilt sculptural ceramics and hanging wall reliefs and panels. |
Phethean School of Pottery
Specifically dedicated to the pursuit of excellence in the craft of the potters wheel, it provides a disciplined and creative environment in which potters can learn solid, practical skills, raise their own standards and develop a greater level of professionalism and aesthetic integrity in their finished work. |
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Phil Hardacre
Phil Hardaker - Sculptor, Ceramicist and Mosaic Artist |
Port Isaac Pottery, Cornwall
In the picturesque Cornish fishing village of Port Isaac you will find the Port Isaac Pottery showroom. Housed in a converted chapel, Michael and Barbara Hawkins who have had their own pottery for eighteen years, now live and work in this beautiful area making handthrown and individually decorated stoneware. |
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Pots by Chris Prindl
The feeling of my pots comes from my childhood and later apprenticeship spent in Japan. I do not specifically try to make Japanese-style work but my sense of line and strength is quite Eastern. As well as chopping huge amounts of wood, I studied a variety of styles and firing techniques in Japan which has informed my desire to make a wide range of pieces. I try to make shapes which are good to use and feel good to hold - small pots with delicacy, big ones with power. |
pottery and textile studio - Elizabeth Aylmer
A working pottery and textile studio with a gallery set in a beautiful courtyard in the heart of West Devon |
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pottery classes
katharine Gordon teaches fabulously creative pottery classes for those interested in the versatility of slab and hand building. Set in a peaceful Surrey village just 2 miles from Cranleigh this inspiring studio with an enthusiastic and truly innovative teacher will be just the tonic for anyone with stifled creativity or needing a quirkier view of ceramics and the potential of clay. |
Poundbury Pottery
Poundbury Pottery, at Prince Charles The Prince of Wales Village, Dorset, in the county town of Dorchester. Quality Studio Pottery made by ex Poole Pottery potter Russel Sydenham, son of Famous potter Guy Sydenham. |
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R B Ceramics- Original handcrafted ceramics
Hand thrown ceramics for cooks and kitchens, specialising in olive oil decanters |
Rachel Dormor Ceramics
 (1 vote)Beautiful and functional tableware, made to be used and enjoyed. |
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REBECCA HARVEY
Rebecca Harvey's work has evolved from studies of 18C Creamware, Japanese ceramics and 1920s Enamelware through to architectural designs. The strong but simple sense of form in these traditions is translated into a range of highly practical and individual pieces. |
Redland Pottery, Bristol - Sarah Billiingham
Redland Pottery is a small, independent ceramics company, based out of Bristol and which has become established amongst its thriving contemporary arts community. Specialising in bespoke design, it produces a wide range of beautiful, colourful, humourous and ecleptic work, much to personal and individual specification. |
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richardslee.com
Richard Slee's career as a studio ceramist now spans over thirty years. His ceramics are intrinsically about the domestic interior. There are references in his work to the decorative, the ornamental and the symbolic both from the past and in our contemporary culture. Although these sources are eclectic they are skilfully brought together and inevitably translated through the medium of ceramics. |
Rupert Belfrage - Potter
I make functional pottery, that is aesthetic and pleasing to the eye. I accept commissions and have pleasure in showing you examples of my work within my website. I work from my studio in the Lune valley producing Studio Pottery that reflects the diverse influences from my travels, especially Japanese ceramics. |
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Sophia Hughes - smoked fired individual hand built pieces and thrown domestic stoneware
Simple classical shapes with a timeless quality, in plain white, smoke fired patterned and coloured slip.Using traditional techniques with blues & greens for my domestic-ware. Website contains: Gallery of work, exhibition dates & venues,contact details. |
Sotis Studio Ceramics
Ceramic design studio by Sotis Filippides, London.same. |
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Speyside Pottery
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steve Leaning
The End Room is literally the end room of a 17th century farmhouse in the picturesque hamlet of Newton. Artists Steve and Barbara Leaning have turned a room of their home into a studio and gallery to showcase a mix of contemporary and traditional ceramics, painting and sculpture. The End Room is an ideal stopping off place. Newton is situated just 20 miles from Stamford, Lincoln and Boston, and only 10 miles east of Grantham and the A1.The End Room is the home of Newton Pottery. Apart from the studio/gallery the large garden is also open to the public with tea and coffee served during the summer months. For something more substantial, meals are served at the renowned Red Lion just three minutes walk away. The End Room is open between 10am and 6pm every day, although it is always best to telephone first before making a special journey. |
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Steve Woodhead
Steve Woodhead started potting 20 years ago and became a Fellow of the CPA (Crafts Potters Association) in 1993. His pots can be found in many Galleries throughout the country He makes a wide range of pieces, including bowls, platters, vases, jugs, clocks and teapots. Steve's pieces are easily recognised by many of his unique and individual forms with the overall theme of colour and movement. |
Suzan Art
Where idea materialize in shapes and colours inspiration develops into objects.. vases, platters, original creations, innovative and full of character... |
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Teena Gould Studio Ceramics and Public Art
Sculptural forms and vessels, hand built in ceramic, with highly textured, distressed organic surface. Influenced by the dynamic meeting of the sea and rock structures. Residencies and public art projects working collaboratively with schools and communities. Ceramic sculptures, murals and mosaics for public and community spaces; indoor and outdoor; sharing design, making, construction and installation. |
Tessa Wolfe Murray Ceramics
Tessa Wolfe Murray is currently working with white earthstone clay - a slab-built range of elliptical vases, based on images influenced by Ben Nicholson's paintings. Both linear shapes and texture are drawn from his still lives painted in the 1950s. Each vase produced is unique. A developing range of shapes are decorated using incised lines, coloured slips and glazes. In time, dishes and wallpieces will be added to the range. |
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The Annabel Faraday Gallery
I have a studio in Bethnal Green, East London and produce hand built stoneware ceramic pieces by printing onto raw clay and then building from the printed clay slabs. I sell through galleries and shops and I also welcome commissions using the map of your choice - the street where you live or the land of your dreams. |
The Ceramic Art of Regina Heinz
Taking inspiration from the mountainous landscapes of her home country Austria, Regina Heinz creates hand built sculptural ceramics, ceramic reliefs and wall pieces. |
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