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Bartley Heath Pottery, Hook, Hampshire
Bartley Heath Pottery is run by potters Mick & Lesley Dixon and is situated between Odiham & Hook in Hampshire. We make domestic stoneware and commemorative plates in majolica.
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Bath Pottery aka Mudslinger-Mills
My work is Wheel thrown and High Fired using either Gas or Wood Fired Kilns, and are primarily designed to be useful. As far as possible I use locally sourced materials for all aspects of my work.
I also have more than a passing interest in building Kilns, usually small scale, designed to be built and operated by one or two people, and not needing a large team to fire them!
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David Fry
studio pottery, very high reduction fired , specializing in rare and beautiful Chinese Flambe Glazes.
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David Lane
www.abingtonpottery.co.uk showcases the stoneware pottery of David Lane, and the beautiful medieval building where the Pottery is located. The website gives a pictorial introduction to the ranges of pottery David Lane produces.
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Jim Robison's pottery in Holmfirth
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Jim Robison works on a large scale, and as anyone who has attends the International Potters Camp at Aberystwyth will know, is such a nice guy!
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Neil Johnson's studio pottery
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This website shows the wide variety of domestic ware I make; from casseroles, to jugs and mugs, salt pigs, candleholders. I also make more decorative but functional items, like large woven baskets, plaques (incoporating glass), platters and sculptures.
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Nick Membery's kitchen-pottery
Nick Membery makes reduction fired kitchen & tableware at Waun Hir Pottery in South West Wales. For regularly updated news & events & online shopping visit the web-site.
Visitors are welcome to the pottery by appointment.
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Red Lion Pottery
Red Lion Pottery in Nottingham, Woodash glazed stoneware ceramics. Bowls, plates, serving dishes, tableware. Oriental style teabowls, yunomis and vases. Unusual wedding gifts Orkney cogs, birdbaths
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Stoneware Pottery
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TRECARNE POTTERY is a love affair between Cornwall and a potter from the South of France.
Quality,lightness of forms,the bright skies of the Lizard are all guaranteed in my work,be a simple cup or an elaborate vase.
My own glazes are unique ( soda, ash and copper reds) I do like people to handle my work and discover all the nuances; nothing is obvious at first sight,just very plain shapes and then....
My aim is to provide a quality,craft made,feel good,anti gloom product at an affordable price.
I am a Potter that enjoy good food so a lot of casseroles,dishes,oil jugs,and plenty receipies to share and YES I do hate been called a ceramist
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The Stamford Bridge Pottery
have been potting now for more than 20 years, originally trained in traditional methods by Tony Clee at Clee Pottery in Eton, before his retirement in the late 80's. Fifteen years ago, I moved to the historic village of Stamford Bridge, site of the famous viking battle where Harold defeated Hardrada in 1066 before marching on to be defeated at Hastings. Here I have continued to keep the traditional art of stoneware pottery alive and couple my passion for production with teaching the next generation of potential master craftsmen. 
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