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Kirsti Bühler Fattorini
Kirsti makes the most of her stoneware palette, she applies glazes with a brush as if she was using paint, overlaying and mixing her colors to achieve precise tones and effects. Potters workshop offered.
[
Altrincham
]
[
Cheshire
]
[
United Kingdom
]
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Lea Phillips
A wide range of individual domestic stoneware; wheel-thrown and individually decorated with colorful glazes in bold free-flowing or geometric designs.
[
Totnes
]
[
Devon
]
[
United Kingdom
]
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Linda Bloomfield
Making functional pots in porcelain, thrown, turned on the wheel and fired in electric kiln.
[
London
]
[
United Kingdom
]
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Littlethorpe Potteries
Working heritage centre and the oldest continually working pottery in the country producing a large range of traditional terracotta pots, courses also offered.
[
Ripon
]
[
North Yorkshire
]
[
United Kingdom
]
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Liz Bowe
Hand built stoneware, tableware, intended for everyday use. Liz is available to lecture, demonstrate, or deliver workshops.
[
Knaresborough
]
[
North Yorkshire
]
[
United Kingdom
]
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Mary Rose Young
Colorful wheel thrown functional and decorative work.
[
Lydney
]
[
Gloucestershire
]
[
United Kingdom
]
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Matthew Blakely
Functional pots in softly thrown porcelain, pots are either glazed or saltglazed using slips and glazes that accentuate the fluidity of the forms and give a depth and vitality to the surface.
[
Cambridge
]
[
United Kingdom
]
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Maze Hill Pottery
Lisa Hammond produces a range of high temperature soda glazed studio pottery - both functional and decorative, and a range of individual ceramics, made in series and to commission.
[
Greenwich
]
[
London
]
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Moore Pottery
Range of studio pottery and water features, by potter Bill Moore.
[
Bristol
]
[
United Kingdom
]
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Muggins Pottery
Producing two main lines; decorative and functional stoneware with face or animal themes and themed collection of large ceramic models.
[
Loughborough
]
[
Leicestershire
]
[
United Kingdom
]
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