The Pottery Shop (1)
our own products

Pottery is three dimensional, and you have to be able to see it, pick it up and feel it to appreciate it.

We give here a few pictures to give an idea of the range and variety of the items we generally keep in stock. You can also see pictures of some of the more unusual items on the shelves today.

shelf display of items from the workshop

 

 

A view of some of the shelves with our own pieces on display.

 

 

 

 

 

2-pt loop-handle teapot

 

This design of teapot by Roger Kistruck is a specialty of this pottery.

It is more practical than it looks, as the handle is comfortable to hold at any angle, and the lid does not fall off by accident when emptying!

 

 large green salad bowl

 

A large salad bowl made for an order. This one is about 33cm (13") across. The green colour hasn't come out very well in the picture.

 

 

  

planter with leaf design

A plant pot and saucer made for a special order. We don't usually put pictures on our pots, but the leaf design was a special request.
The colour, by the way, is cream, rather than white. That again is something we only do on request.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 red vase and turquoise jar

Talking of colours, we are experimenting with some new ones, mainly using copper as the colourant.
Here are a couple of trials done recently. The red vase is high gloss (and has now been sold). The lidded jar has a silky matt finish. A full production batch of that glaze recipe is just about to go on trial, so we are keeping our fingers crossed!

 

 

 

 

 

Blue Stem bowl

 

Shapes, too, vary from time to time. This is the first stem bowl we have made. A classical chinese shape, it is really very decorative, and shows off fruit very well. This one is about 12" (30cm) across.

 

 

 

We make smaller pots too. Here is a sample of our jugs on the windowsill.

jugs from the workshop on display

Continue to look at the other potteries' work that we sell.

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This page was updated on 18th September 2000.

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