Welcome to our seventh online exhibition, Online VII.
The online version of this catalogue will allow you to zoom in, and as the images are shot at such high resolution, you will be able to see the intricate characteristics of the glazes and the slips beneath them.
Each of the pieces is listed for sale in the online shop on our website, please follow the links from each of the catalogue entries to buy the piece or make an enquiry.
We hope you enjoy what you see in the forthcoming pages and please feel free to contact us with any queries. We can take further photos or a short video to show the pot in 360 degrees if that would be helpful. If you would like to ‘virtually’ see a pot, please contact us and we can arrange a suitable to time to hold a video call with you over the internet.
Postage and packing will be at cost. We try to use as many recycled materials for packaging as possible. The postage costs for the UK, Europe and USA are detailed within these bands. For other countries we can give you a quote if you would like us to. We aim to provide the best value at time of dispatch.
UK: A:Ê£9 B:Ê£16 C:Ê£16 D:Ê£20
Europe: A:Ê£16 B:Ê£21 C:Ê£31 D:Ê£60
USA: A:Ê£18 B:Ê£26 C:Ê£43 D:Ê£80
For multiple orders there may be a surcharge for postage depending on the parcel size, we will be in touch if this is the case, we always use the most economical dispatch method at the time.
Payment can be taken through the website by credit or debit card or PayPal or there is still the BACS or cheque options too if you prefer. We will send the pots out as soon as we are able to though if the pots sell quickly there are only the two of us wrapping and packing so please bear with us.
Visitors are welcome to come and view the pots at the workshop, just drop us a line to arrange a mutually convenient time.
To get the high gloss finish on our pots we like to glaze thickly. Our glazes are fluid so on occasion we will grind back excess glaze from the foot of the pot to ensure that the piece will sit properly on a flat surface. We only grind the glaze however, not the body of the pot.
Should you be unhappy with your purchase for any reason, you may send the piece back within 28 days of receiving it and we will offer a refund upon safe return of the work.
For full terms and conditions please see page 145.
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1. Daisy Sprig Mug, honey, h 10cm. £30 A
2. Three Dots Sprig Mug, yellow, h 10cm. £30 A
3. Bold Dots Sprig Mug, green, h 9.5cm. £30 A
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4. Leaf Mug, black, h 8cm. £30 A
5. Leaf and Bud Mug, yellow, h 8cm. £30 A
6. Leaf Mug, olive, h12cm. £30 A
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6. Tiny Dots Sprig Mug, yellow, h 10cm. £30 A
7. Daisy Sprig Mug, green, h 10cm. £30 A
8. Three Dots Sprig Mug, honey, h 9.5cm. £30 A
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10. Swirl Sprig Mug, yellow, h 10cm. £30 A
11. Leaf Sprig Mug, green, h 9.5cm. £30 A
12. Daisy Sprig Mug, honey, h 10cm. £30 A
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13. Bellied Leaf Mug, yellow, h 11.5cm. £30 A
14. Leaf and Seedhead Mug, green, h 8.5cm. £30 A
15. Leaf Mug, olive, h 8.5cm. £30 A
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16. Large Dot Sprig Mug, yellow, h 10cm. £30 A
17. Daisy Sprig Mug, green, h 10cm. £30 A
18. Quarternary Sprig Mug, honey, h 10cm. £30 A
21. Slender Jug with Single Sprig, yellow, h 31cm. £380 D
22. Round Bellied Ribbed Jug, honey, h 32cm. £380 D
23. Slender Rib and Plook Jug, green, h 32cm. £380 D
26. Slender Jug with Sprigs and Poured Slips, h 31cm. £380 D
27. Scaevola Plate, olive, Ø 28.5cm. £190 C
29. Round Bellied Swags and Sprigs Jug, soft green, h 33cm. £380 D
30. Floral Applique Jug, rich honey, h 33cm. £380 D
31. Round Bellied Swag Jug, yellow, h 32.5cm. £380 D
33. Tulips Oval Pot, black, w 16 x d 10 x h 8.5cm. £65 B
34. Leaves Oval Pot, green, w 16.5 x d 10 x h 8cm. £65 B
35. Tulips Oval Pot, honey, w 16 x d 10 x h 8cm. £65 B
36. Leaves Oval Pot, yellow, w 16.5 x d 10 x h 10.5cm. £65 B
37. Tulips Oval Pot, green, w 16 x d 10 x h 8.5cm. £65 B
38. Tulips and Scaevola Plate, yellow, Ø 28cm. £190 C
39.
Each of the three modelled birds on the branches of this sprigged moneybox are whistles and each blows a two tone sound.
Trio of Whistling Birds Moneybox, yellow, h 22cm. £190 C
40. Owl Moneybox, honey h 21. £180 C
The modelled owl watching from the tree branch is a whistle.
41. Whistling Birds Moneybox with Bocage, honey. £190 C
The cuckoo at the top of the tree sounds a two tone whistle.
42, Tulips Small Jug, yellow, h 16.5cm. £95 B
43. Sunflower Small Jug, green, h 18cm £95 B
44. Small Tapered Jug with Single Sprig, yellow, h 22cm. £120 B
45. Bellied Ribbed Small Jug, pale green, h 19.5cm £120 B
46. Applique Leaf Vein Small Baluster Jug, yellow, h 25cm. £120 B
47. Rib and Pellet Small Tapered Jug, h 22cm £120 B
51. Small Swag and Sprig Jug, honey, h 22cm. £120 B
52. Small Applique Jug, honey, h 22cm. £120 B
55. Dark Green Rib and Sprig Jug, h 22cm. £120 B
56. Small Notched Ribbed and Sprigged Jug, h 20.5cm. £120 B
57. Small Rich Honey Rib and Sprig Jug, h 22.5cm. £120 B
58. Small Slender Single Sprig Jug, honey, h 22cm. £120 B
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59. Big Bloom Charger, olive, Ø 48cm. £520 D
large charger featuring a full surface slip trailed bloom, reminiscent of rose windows.
60. Charger of Abundance, black, Ø 48cm.
£520 D
This Abundance Charger has it’s roots in the bold beauty of lavishly pained blue dash chargers from the 18th and 19th Century. I enjoy the almost but not quite symmetry of these historic pieces and used this to fill the surface of my charger with an abundance of flowers and leaves.
61. Dandelion Wet Sgraffito Jar, honey, h 20.5cm. £140 C
62. Applique Jar, yellow, h 20cm. £140 C
63. Large Applique Jar, dark green, h 33cm. £320 D
64. Small Applique Jar with Pours, h 20cm. £140 C
65. Small Applique Lidded Jar, pale green, h 20cm. £140 C
66. Flower Brick, green, w 11 x d 7.5 x h 9cm. £160 B
67. Small Bramble Jug, black, h 17cm. £95 B
68. Small Tulip Jug, honey, h 16cm. £95 B
69. Trio of Birds Moneybox, green, h 21cm. £190 C
All three of the modelled birds on the top of this applique moneybox are whistles, two of which make a two tone sound.
This modelled cottage moneybox has a thatch roof laden with seven whistling birds.
70. Bird Topped Cottage Moneybox, h 20cm. £220 C
71. Three Chamber Sgraffito Moneybox with Whistles, 40.5cm. £1200 D
Inspired by the triple chamber moneyboxes often made in the country potteries across Britain in the 18th and early 20th centuries this piece has modelled birds perched on each chamber. The birds are all whistles, the differing sizes giving differing tones. The fat bird in the nest at the very top is a cuckoo with a two tone call. The whole piece is decorated with sgraffito trees and flowers.
71. Three Chamber Sgraffito Moneybox with Whistles, 40.5cm. £1200 D
Inspired by the triple chamber moneyboxes often made in the country potteries across Britain in the 18th and early 20th centuries this piece has modelled birds perched on each chamber. The birds are all whistles, the differing sizes giving differing tones. The fat bird in the nest at the very top is a cuckoo with a two tone call. The whole piece is decorated with sgraffito trees and flowers.
The bird on the top of this moneybox is a whistling two tone cuckoo.
72. Leaf Resist Cuckoo Moneybox, honey, h 22cm. £180 C
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73. Candlestick, black, Ø 13 x h 17cm (dimensions excluding candle). £140 C
candlestick is made to take a pillar candle.
74. Soup Bowl, black, Ø14 x h 8cm. £30 A
75. Soup Bowl, green, Ø 14 x h 8cm. £30 A
76. Soup Bowl, honey, Ø 14 x h 8cm. $30 A
77. Lidded Bird Pot, yellow, h 22cm. £180 C
78. Rusticated Moneybox, h 18.5cm. £190 C
All three birds on this money box are two tone cuckoo whistles.
79. Sprigged Tankard, dark honey, h 14cm, holds just over a pint. £75 B
80. Calendula Tankard, yellow, h 15.5cm, holds just over a pint. £75 B
81. Slender Jug with Green Two Greens, h 33cm. £380 D
82. Very large Owl in Oak Tree Platter, black, Ø 33.5cm. £250 C
83. Very large Tulip and Pompom Platter, yellow, Ø34cm. £250 C
84. Very Large Flower Head Platter, black, Ø 35.5cm. £250 C
85. Very large Oak Leaf Platter, black, Ø 36cm. £250 C
86. Rusticated Tree Stump Moneybox, yellow, h 15cm. £190 C
The three birds are all two tone whistles.
87. Rusticated Moneybox, h 18cm. £190 C
This rusticated tree stump moneybox has it’s roots in traditional country pottery decorated savings banks. Texturing the surface of pots from the 19th and early 20th centuries was an often used technique. Two of the birds perched on the stump have two tone whistles like cuckoos and one a single tone.
88. Applique Round Bellied Jug, greens, h 32cm. £380 D Doug’s love of Medieval pottery was born from a school boy experience of finding pot sherds in Northamptonshire fields with the school archaeology group.
89. Applique Chevron Jug, green, h 32cm. £380 D
90. Round Bellied Pellet Jug, green, h 32cm. £380 D
93. Bramble Costrel Vase, green, h 15cm. £95 B
94. Three Handled Sunflower Vase, green, Ø 27 x h 20cm. £190 C
95. Large Applique Rainbow Jar, dark honey, 31cm. £320 D
96. Large Juicy Applique Jar, h 31cm. £320 D
These ruminating, pompous men are inspired by the Medieval jugs made up and down the country, some of which are in the Museum of London. One can only guess at what they are contemplating.
98. Beard Tugger Benedict, yellow and green, h 22.5cm. £180 C
99. Beard Tugger Arthur, green, h 21.5cm. £180 C
100. Beard Tugger Bertram, honey, h 29cm. £180 C
101. Unusually Large Moneybox, w 18 x h 24cm. £280 C
All five birds on this large slip trailed moneybox give a two tone whistle.
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The dandelion, often dismissed as a weed is useful in the garden and for food. Symbolically though it represents, among other things, the cycles of life and the journey of emotional healing. Particularly relevant to our family this year.
104. Dandelion Charger, Ø 48cm. £520
105. Unusually Large Applique Baluster Jug, honey h 43cm. £480 D
106. Unusually Large Applique Tapered Jug, green, h 39.5cm. £480 D
108. Tyg of Summer Dreams, yellow, w 28 x d 28 x h 19cm. £420 D
109. Leaf Quartet Small Plate, olive green, Ø 19cm. £85 B
110. Tulips in Vase Plate, yellow, Ø 19cm. £85 B
111. Big Daisy on Small Plate, yellow. Ø 19.5cm £85 B
112. Aster Small Plate, black, Ø 19cm. £85 B
113. Small Plate with Tulips, yellow, Ø 19cm. £85 B
114. Horse Eye Small Plate, honey, Ø 19cm. £85 B
115. Scaevola Plate, olive green, Ø 19cm. £85 B
116. Flower Buds Small Plate, black, Ø 19cm. £85 B
117. Beard Puller Henry, yellow, h 22cm. £180 C
118. Beard Puller Ethelred, honey, h 20cm. £180 C
119. Beard Puller Norman, green, h 24cm. £180 C
120. Large Pondering Beard Puller Archibald, h 31cm. £380 D
121. Quartet of Blooms Plate, yellow, Ø 18.5cm. £85 B
122. Scaevola Small Plate, black, Ø 19.5cm. £85 B
123. Tulips Small Plate, olive green, Ø 19cm. £85 B
124. Daisy Small Plate, yellow, Ø 20cm. £85 B
125. Applique Rib Tapered Jug, yellow, h 31cm. £380 D
126. Floral Dish, black, w 26.5 x d 23 x h 4cm. £140 C
127. Tulips in Vase Dish, honey, Ø 23 x h 3cm. £95 B
128. Tulips in Vase Dish, black, Ø 22.5 x h 3cm. £95 B
129. Round Bellied Ribs and Plooks Jug, green, h 31cm. £380 D
130. Applique Bands and Sprigs Jug, yellow, h 32cm. £380 D
131. Dandelion Clock Charger, honey, Ø 48 x h 3.5cm. £520 D
131. Dreaming of Spring Charger, black, Ø 48 x h 3.5cm. £520 D
133. Bud Vase, black, h 6cm. £35 A
134. Bud Vase, honey, h 6cm. £35 A
135. Bud Vase, olive green, h 6cm. £35 A
136. Slender Rib and Plook Jug, h 32cm. £380 D
137. Tyg of Abundance, honey, w 29 x d 19 x h 19cm. £420 D
138. Whistling Wassail Pot, Ø 27 x h 42cm. £2400 D
Based on the Wassail pots traditionally made in the counties with great orchards, to awaken the trees from their winter sleep and bless them with an alcoholic toast. This is one has a twist. This sgraffito decorated pots that Doug spent many days working on, has fourteen small birds, each a single tone whistle, the cuckoo overseeing the lower dwelling birds boasts a two tone whistle but little does he know that Percy the cat is creeping up on him to knock him off his perch.
138. Whistling Wassail Pot (detail).
138. Whistling Wassail Pot (detail).
138. Whistling Wassail Pot (detail).
Thank you for taking the time to browse through the catalogue for Online VII. We very much hope that you have enjoyed it.
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We are happy to post work worldwide. For prices to the UK, Europe and the USA these will come up as you arrange to pay for a piece in the web shop. We charge postage and packing at cost.
For other countries we will give you a quote on postage after your purchase and will of course offer a full refund should you find the shipping costs prohibitively expensive. We always try to find the most economical option.
For multiple orders there may be a surcharge for postage depending on the parcel size, we will be in touch if this is the case.
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If you are unhappy with the goods for any reason, just send them back to us (unused and undamaged with the original packaging) within 28 days and we’ll refund or replace them. Refunds will be made via the same method of payment used to purchase the goods once we receive the goods back from you at our premises. If you are not able to return the goods in a perfect condition or without the original packaging, then we may charge you for any reduction in value of the goods as a result.
You will be responsible for all returned goods until they reach our premises. We strongly advise that you obtain a proof of postage certificate or other means of verifying carriage to our premises when returning any part of you order.
None of the above will affect your statutory rights.
Thanks go to our wonderful photographer Shannon Tofts for all his hard work, beautiful images, good company and chutney appreciation. And big thanks too, to photographer Kim Ayres for his contribution at the eleventh hour.
Thank you to Rosie from Galloway Flowers for providing us with locally grown autumn blooms. Also, much appreciation directed to Alex McErlain for his constant support and encouragement.
The music in all soundtracks used on our videos is credited to Mixkit.
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Thank you for taking the time to look at our catalogue
Best wishes, DougandHannah,PippinandFred.
November 2022
