Barnbarroch Pottery
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A range of domestic earthenware by Christine Smith using traditional slipware techniques as well as a variety of one off pieces - from cheerfully decorated salad bowls and hanging plates, to thrown and assembled animal forms.
The inspiration for the pottery comes mainly from birds, animals and human activities, which are incorporated into colourful, lively and often humorous designs.
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JEM Ceramics
(2 votes)
Julie's handmade earthenware for the home has a unique style using slips & under glaze colours her designs are colourful & varied
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milland Pottery
Thrown decorated earthenware, classes and parties for all ages. Small showroom. commissions welcome
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olive oil decanters
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Hand thrown Olive Oil Decanters. Each piece is unique and comes complete with a stainless steel pourer. Ideal for oil, vinegar, salad dressing, chilli, garlic and other flavoured oils.
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Pen-Lyn Pottery
Hand thrown contemporary studio pottery. Made in Cornwall by the sea, which has been a big infulence in the design and colour of the pots. Large bowls, mugs, jugs and dishes all feature in a deep cobalt blue and turqoise with a real platinum relief finish.
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Pen-Lyn Pottery, Cornwall
Hand thrown contemporary studio pottery. Uniquely incised, air brushed and lustred with real platinum.
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Ray Mallaney
My work is hand-built, usually coiled and is fired to a range of earthenware temperatures. I use a variety of decorating media, slips, underglazes, enamels and lustres.
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Russell Akerman
The web site for the British Studio Potter and ceramic Artist Russell Akerman.
Russell has work in many private collections around the world, has exhibited in various UK Galleries, made ceramics for Stage & Screen and been featured in the leading craft magazines. In addition to his Studio Pottery, Russell is also acclaimed for his Art Deco Ceramic Design work under the ‘Echo Of Deco’ Stamp, which he also runs and owns.
www.echo-of-deco.co.uk
Russell specialises in creating individual hand thrown pieces of Ceramic Art aimed primarily at private collectors and investors.
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Sarah Purvey Ceramics
I am presently working towards my MA at Bath School of Art, Bath Spa University, and am due to finish in September 09.
My ceramic practice is exploring areas of trust, energy, strength and scale, pushing the physicality of the build with clay towards the creation of larger scale free standing forms.
Please take a look at my web site to see work in progress and use the contact page to get in touch if you would like any more information.
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The Workshop Pottery
(1 vote)
Peter Stocker has produced and sold Earthenware pottery from his shop/workshop in Brighton for nearly 30 years. See the new website for details. Studio open by appointment. Commissions welcomed.
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TRADPOTS
(20 votes)
All are pots are hand thrown, we sell a great selection of clay, terracotta and ceramis pots, vases, pottery and giftware. We also run regular pottery classes so that you learn all about traditional pottery techniques.
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Wemyss Ware
Manufacturers of Scotland's famous 'Wemyss Ware'. We have been in business for over 24 years, and own the Trade Mark of this historic brand. The Pottery is in the heart of rural Fife, near where it was first made in 1882. The ware is hand painted using the underglaze technique.
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