Stoneware

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.

Simple, functional, stoneware pottery in soft and natural colours

studio pottery, very high reduction fired , specializing in rare and beautiful Chinese Flambe Glazes.

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.

I give personal pottery tuition at my garden studio for the day/half day
An option is that I can provide a light lunch for a day session.
I am influenced by the ethos of the Arts and Crafts Movement ��" my aim is to make things that are both useful and beautiful.

I work from my studio in my garden in Hailsham, East Sussex in sight of the South Downs.

I provide sessions are relaxed and friendly; if you just want to have a go or develop your skills.
I will fire and glaze your pots for you.
Great for special days or celebrations ��" gift vouchers are available.

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!

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.

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.

The inspiration for the work comes from my Egyptian heritage.
I find both ancient and modern Egyptian pots to be beautiful, having an elegant strength and simplicity of line.

I have been working with clay for many years; I find it a challenge and a beautiful medium to work with.
I throw two types of clay; the first is white firing smooth professional stoneware clay, which I use for the oven to tableware that I design.
The pieces are glazed using professional quality glazes that complement the forms I make.

I throw a variety of practical yet beautiful items including bowls, dishes, large plates, casserole dishes and large jars, with turned foot rings where appropriate.
The second type of clay I throw is textured stoneware clay normally used for hand building. This clay enables the larger pots to achieve a unique physical and visual strength.
Each piece has a tension of its own and a satisfying weight and balance.

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

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

Established in 1972. All handthrown stoneware made by Heather and Michel Ducos.

Specialised in tableware for the home as well as businesses ie: restaurants, cafes etc.

Personalised ware, commemorative ware, "assisted eating"ware for the disabled.

Tiles, sculptures (home and garden) and much more. see our website: alfordpottery.co.uk

We are in Alford Lincolnshire.

We're passionate about Pottery, whether making it, teaching it or using it ourselves. Take a look at our handmade pottery for sale, or come along to the studio in Stamford Bridge, York and have a go, hand building, throwing on the wheel or painting.

I try to make functional pottery that looks good. The work is done in a small studio at the end of our garden where I make pottery on the wheel and fire in an electric kiln.

I hope to expand my skills in the future, learning new throwing techniques, and continuing my work developing new glaze formulas.