The most exciting moment in a potters life is when you
open the kiln and see how the pots have survived the ordeal of very
high temperatures.
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| 2021 |
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Vase with Lucie Rie styled wide rim. The flowers sit nicely on top. Runny turquoise on inside,
ilmenite under rim, and barium blue on body |
| 2020 |
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MG2020 blue (ish) glaze worked into the Antique French Lace pattern, with Celadon over the top |
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This low bowl almost collapsed onto the kiln shelf. Experiments with ruby red and Orange overglaze |
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Tranlucent tea light with new autumn colours in rim (orange, red, whatever) |
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Tiny 7cm vase with Agapanthus (strangely out in November) |
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Celadon small bowl with Ilmenite stripe. Nice crackle in Celadon |
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Antique French lace imprinted into plate, with MG2019 blue glaze. Blue breaks well on pattern |
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Baby Kit walking across platter, with Copper red glaze (looks more like turquoise to me). Click on thumb to see bottom |
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Baby Kit side by side footprints on a plate |
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Solitary bee hotel - there are 250 species of solitary bees in England. They make homes in the bamboo |
| 2019 |
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Deep blue (MG19) with small gold fish in bottom |
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Pendants, deep blue with red splash, some with gold flecks |
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Large platter with impressed Antique French lace, celadon glaze running into pattern. I love the way the pattern chrashes through the border line |
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Sugar pot, pale blue with running blue drips |
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Large swoopy jug in snowflake blue, and faux drip down front |
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Lagoon dish, turquoise, glass, blue |
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Teapot in Celadon with crackell and ilmenite spots |
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Swoopy gravy jug in Snowflake blue |
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Casserole with Jaguar Mark II as handle on lid. Snowflake blue |
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Very small dish with Ilmenite stripe on celadon in one of Emma Donaldson's paper lined boxes |
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Twins of my nephew Ed... Leoni and Ronia "walking" across the cheese dish |
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