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Alphabetical Exhibitor Listing 2024
Adrian Bates Ceramics A010
Elegant and timeless stoneware ceramics for home and year-round garden display.
Alchemy Tiles A002
Individually hand carved encaustic, inlaid tiles with inspiring poetry, quotes and images using ancient 13th Century techniques held eternally in earth and time.
Alison Wear Ceramics B029
Smoke and raku fired stoneware inspired by zoomorphic forms. Each piece is hand built, burnished and unique.
Andrew Hazelden B028
Functional and ceremonial tin glaze and reduction fired earthenware brush painted with symbolic designs inspired by the natural world.
Andrew Macbean Ceramics H01
Thrown and slab built pots inspired by the seaside and woodland.
Andrew Niblett Raku Potter A004
Raku fired sculptural forms with recovered relics.
Anthony Theakston Ceramics F103
Stunning collection of ceramics inspired by birds.
Bethan Jones Ceramics D069
Contemporary, functional ceramics wheel-thrown and glazed in a range of quiet earthy tones and bright vibrant colours.
Bridget Drakeford Porcelain D077
Hand thrown porcelain with an Eastern influence. Teapots, bowls, jugs and vases.
Candice Coetser Ceramics B027
Hand thrown porcelain with an Eastern influence. Teapots, bowls, jugs and vases.
Charlie Collier Pottery C042
Stoneware domestic ware. Wood and gas fired. Traditional forms incorporating local clays and wood ashes.
Charlotte Berry Pottery D074
Thrown and hand built stoneware pots. Slip, paper resist and sgraffito are used to create bold designs inspired by nature.
Chiu-i Wu Ceramics E083
Hand built sculptural and functional stoneware created by my hands and fired in a gas kiln.
Claire Lardner Burke Ceramics F097
Individual hand-coiled forms capturing the quiet beauty, marks and colours of age and weathering, particularly of rocks and stone.
Craig Underhill A007
A painterly approach to ceramics that evokes a feeling of place and landscape.
Daniel Boyle Ceramics G126
Salt and ash glazed stoneware. Individual works to be explored beyond their surface.
Dave Short Pottery H03
I make thrown vessels, hand built items and carved tiles inspired by the natural world and human activity.
David Chilton B032
Hand built porcelain, inspired by myth and history informed by touch allowing the beauty of the material to shine through.
David Cooke Sculpture C043
I create a wide range of ceramic animal sculptures in a variety of styles, and often incorporating other media, such as steel, wood or bronze.
David Hilton Tableware C050
Range of porcelain and stoneware pots for all serving and cooking occasions. Also many accessories for the dining table.
David Wright Pottery C049
Coiled, wood-fired stoneware vessels and boxes, sometimes including wooden lids and other materials.
Deborah Harwood Ceramics B031
Wheel thrown porcelain working to purity of form and line to enhance the beauty of the clay.
Di Luca Ceramics E094
Innovating raku ceramics and sculptures for contemporary interior decors.
Diane Griffin Ceramics E084
Contemporary sculptures featuring contrasting textures of fine unglazed porcelain, rough organic glazes and metallic details.
Edward King Ceramics H05
Sculptural ceramics inspired by ideas of destruction and urban landscapes.
Elaine Humpleby: Arty Activist Creations F108
Elaine creates figurative sculptures and vessels, experimenting with found textures and application of colour she celebrates environments, memories and mythos.
Elaine King Ceramics D058
Elaine makes mainly hand built pieces in white stoneware clay, hand-painted using a palette of oxides, slips, and underglaze colours.
Elizabeth Renton Ceramics D078
Elizabeth makes small batches of unique tableware and decorative pieces for the home. Blending stoneware and porcelain I merge traditional and modern techniques primarily using the wheel. Creating tactile surfaces of raised dots, grooves and lines.
Elly Wall Ceramics B040
I make hand built vessel forms, and interested in the sense of scale, emptiness and compelling visual appeal of disused architectural forms.
Emily Dennys B017
Handmade porcelain lamps, vases and wall panels featuring relief casts of flowers, grasses, thistles and ferns.
Emma Baldwin Ceramics B019
Wheel thrown stoneware vessels exploring classical and contemporary forms in combination with reactive glazes and oxides.
Fiona Booy Ceramics F098
Fiona’s sculptural and functional creations play with bold forms and geological processes, swirling with blended colours and clays.
Franny Owen Ceramics B023
Useful and beautiful ceramics. Wheel thrown stoneware and porcelain for everyday use; vessels for contemplation. Commissions welcome.
Gilly Whittington Ceramics F099
Porcelain ceramics, thrown on the wheel and sometimes altered, with decoration inspired by abstract painters.
Gin Durham Ceramics B026
The inspiration for Gin's ceramic sculptures stems from storytelling. She draws on an imagination shaped by treasured tales and imagery.
Guy Routledge Ceramics A009
Hand built figurative and sculptural ceramics based loosely around the head and face; plus various animal forms.
Helen Higgins G116
Ornamental sculptural figurines, free standing and wall hanging, featuring a range of quirky animals often wearing a costume or disguise, a mask, a hat, theatrical make up etc.
Hiro Takahashi B030
Intricate and narrative sculpture: Soul house, Tree of life, Allegorical boat, Tower of Myth, Message box and functional Wabi-Sabi ware.
Imogen Taylor Noble D081
Hand built vessels and sculptural objects, using commercial and foraged clays and fired in my wood fired train kiln.
J Bull Ceramics E085
Wheel thrown vessels and forms using volcanic glazes to create coastal and celestial surfaces.
Jack Durling G125
Ceramic wildlife sculpture inspired the phenomena of the natural world with lustre and porcelain embellishments.
Jane Cox Ceramics B025
Jane Cox (MARCA,AWG,CPA Fellow) is known for her elegant ceramics combining distinctive surface pattern with classic shapes. Having worked in London for 20 years she now pots from the well established Binnel Studios on the Isle of Wight.
Jane Staniland A011
These coiled stoneware planters and pots tell joyful stories. The surface is sgraffito, coloured slips, oxides, glazes and sometimes lustres.
Janet Halligan Ceramics F106
Trompe L'oeil sculpture, mainly bags, shoes and hobby boxes together with hand built vessels and abstract sculpture inspired by landscape in stoneware.
Jaroslav Hrustalenko G123
Geometrically stylised contemporary tableware inspired by music and dance.
Jason Braham F104
Stoneware and salt glaze, inspired by European country ware and the "Leach School".
Jeremy Nichols Ceramics A005
Salt glazed domestic ceramics with a focus on teapots featuring open handles together with bottles and lidded jars and boxes.
John West Lansdown Pottery E087
Maker of woodfired and soda glazed functional pottery incorporating locally found materials into the finished item.
Judit Esztergomi Ceramics B014
Wheel thrown functional ceramics decorated by hand-carving.
Julian Jardine G114
Unique sculptures and small limited edition pieces based largely on endangered species.
Julie O'Sullivan G118
Julie presents a body of work shaped by living alongside the Thames Estuary. Hand-built stoneware celebrating the tactile.
June Dobson Ceramics B015
Slab built decorative and functional stoneware ceramics using sgraffito and relief techniques and finished with oxide and minimal glaze.
Justine Jenner Pottery D075
Colourful, thrown vases and tableware using white earthenware clay exploring harmony between form, function and colour.
Kat Wheeler Ceramics F105
High fired terra cotta pots for table, decorated with textural slips and glazed in various ash glazes.
Kate Windibank D065
Hand built, sculptural vessels with undulating edges, fault lines and fissures, which explore the transformational nature of time on natural objects.
Katherine Kingdon G112
The illustrative nature of Katherine’s work suggests an oblique, yet familiar narrative. Allow yourself to be drawn in, question the detail, let your imagination wander.
Katherine Taylor Ceramics B039
Handcrafted ceramics with distinctive form and design, inspired by nature and the UK's picturesque coastlines.
Kathryn Stevens G122
Sculptures for your home and garden inspired by the natural and industrial landscape of Cumbria.
Katy O'Neil D056
Slab formed contemporary ceramics created from black clay and impressed with found objects. Complemented by a range of ceramic jewellery.
Knighton Mill Pottery F109
Contemporary salt glazed country pottery, focused on the marriage of form and function.
Kyra Mihailovic Ceramics D054
Distinctive wheel thrown and hand-painted porcelain and stoneware.
Laura Gibbs Ceramics D064
Cast and hand built porcelain and bone china forms which are then saggar fired in my electric kiln with metals and oxides.
Leigh Pottery D067
Thrown and hand built pieces, focusing on simplicity, form and function.
Lesley Nason B036
Porcelain wall art, decorative hand built vessels and distinctive jewellery inspired by the fauna and flora of the British countryside.
Liz O'Dwyer Ceramics B037
Simple wheel thrown porcelain forms decorated with a cobalt inlaid drawing.
Liz Watts B024
Hand built Sculptures, vessels or combinations, primarily in porcelain, freehand painted, often colourfully, some with gold, platinum or lustre fired on the glaze. Each piece unique in form and colour.
Lucy Morris Ceramic Art B016
Hand built expressive animal sculptures taking inspiration from human emotions.
Marika du Plessis Art & Ceramics D082
Handmade ceramic quirky birds decorated with oxides and contrasting matte underglazes and gloss. Filled with symbolism, delicate mark-making and textures to accentuate each bird's personality.
Mark Smith Ceramics D068
Maritime sculptures combining ceramics with found and recycled materials.
Mary Wright Ceramics D057
I aim to retain the fluidity of the thrown clay with the use of brushes.
Meg Durham Art D059
Figurative ceramic sculptures and wall hangings made from stoneware and parian clays finished with oxides and lustre.
Michelle Young-Hares Ceramics E092
Ceramic sculptures are a combination of thrown, altered, and textured clay, multiple fired and stoneware glazed. Inspired by natural forms.
Moonhare Ceramics D062
Cheery, colourful, highly decorated domestic stoneware and sculptural pieces created using slips and engobes.
Moya Tosh Ceramics B033
I try to express the essential moods, shades, beauties and imperfections of the countryside where I live.
Neil MacDonell A006
My work is inspired by textures, patterns and forms derived from found industrial detritus.
Oknytt Ceramics C048
Swedish ceramicist Hanna Salomonsson’s hand built stoneware pieces are inspired by Scandinavian nature and Nordic folklore.
Oto Ni Pottery H06
A range of functional ceramics inspired by the Northern Irish coastline.
Patricia Millar Ceramics A008
Pottery that captures the ancestry, texture and colour signature of the landscape using local clay and ash glaze.
Patrick O’Donohue Ceramics C047
Wheel-thrown and hand built forms with expressive painterly compositions referencing landscape and the abstraction of light and shadow.
Paul Wearing Ceramics G120
Hand built sculptural vessels layered with multiple oxidised slips and volcanic, crawl and barium glazes rendering textured and visually complex surfaces.
Paul-James Ceramics G111
My work focuses on the simplicity of the raw material, revealing the natural beauty and refinement of the clay body.
Penny Little Ceramics D055
Hand-formed black and white porcelain bowls, vases and vessels lined with glamorous gold and platinum lustres.
Penny Withers Ceramics A003
I enjoy the energy in thrown clay slabs and the melting and fusing of glazes that happens in the kiln.
Peter Black Ceramics G113
Salt glazed wheel thrown pots in porcelain and stoneware, including functional as well as one-off decorative or sculptural pieces.
Peter Hayes Ceramics C041
By building up layers of textured clay combined with burnishing and polishing of surfaces, I try to achieve opposites of rough and smooth.
Phil Jolley E093
Tactile hand built vessels in stoneware, porcelain or a heavy grogged body whose surfaces are an integral part of the final intention.
Potteryman G124
A comprehensive tableware range along with sculpted garden ceramics and one off pieces all designed for daily use.
Remon Jephcott Ceramics D061
Ceramic fruits, delicate pieces inspired by decay. Each sculptural piece is multi-fired and layered with glazes, lustres and decals.
Richard Baxter G119
Finely thrown porcelain pots presented in a distinctive range of vibrant, colourful glazes. They are both functional and beautiful.
Richard Wilson Ceramics E091
My pots reflect the spontaneity of the slipware tradition of decoration, with coloured clays called slips applied to the pots.
Rob Sollis Ceramics D060
Rob trained at Dartington, becoming expert in high-temperature raku methods. He produces experimental studio art ceramics applying ‘tracking’ and burnished effects to the surfaces.
Robyn Hardyman Ceramics D073
Decorative and functional finely thrown vessels in porcelain – bowls, vases, moon jars and more - in pared-back, elegant form.
Roger Cockram Ceramics C052
Mostly individual pieces in fine porcelain, thrown and sometimes altered, based on observations of the sea and coastline.
Ruth Gibson Ceramics B020
Working in porcelain and white stoneware, Ruth combines a love of photography, printmaking and ceramics, to evoke a sense of place.
Sally Dorrity G115
Hand built small, medium and large stoneware pieces, both functional and sculptural, equally suitable for indoors and outside.
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Sally MacDonell A006a
Modelling spontaneously with slabs and coils, each piece is unique, expressing an underlying sense of warmth and humanity.
Sandypots H09
Jars, big bowls and wonky cups inspired by a love of powerful animals and the sea.
Sara Budzik Making D086
Hand built ceramic sculpture, inspired by a desire to protect and celebrate wildlife and the natural world.
Sara Moorhouse F101
Non-functional ceramic artworks referencing landscape scenes, through which I explore colour theories and spatial perception.
Sarah Michael Ceramics C045
Hand thrown both decorative and functional objects for house and garden. Fun, colourful and, hopefully, thought provoking!
Sarah Piper Ceramics D070
Sarah Piper's collection conveys serene strength through weathered pieces, embodying human contradictions: calm amidst chaos, fragility intertwined with resilience.
Sheila Herring F095
Functional thrown and handbuilt black earthenware. Surfaces decorated with free pencil line drawings exploring repetitive patterns or suggestions of flowers.
Shelton Pottery G117
Ken’s finely thrown pottery is a canvas for Valerie’s joyful free-hand painting of abstract and floral themes.
Shield Studio Pottery E089
Thrown ceramics from the heart. High fire stoneware with beautiful, simple glazes, and exciting fluid textures.
Shirley Sheppard G121
My work is figurative: the human form, whether on vessels in cast porcelain or hand built sculptures, painted or glazed.
Simon Griffiths Sculpture A012
Unique impressionistic wildlife sculptures capturing the true essence of British birds and animals. Simon's work is fired to stoneware temperatures and suitable for garden or interior display.
Simone Brown Ceramic Artist F100
Abstract sculptural forms and vessels that explore a nuanced palette of mixed reclaimed clays and texture.
Sonya Wilkins Ceramics F107
Ceramic vessels embodying the beauty of landscape, earth and tree formations. Mixed clays, wild clay slips and woven wire.
Sophie Smith Ceramics D076
Bright, colourful and whimsical earthenware ceramics. Slipcast and hand built pieces decorated with coloured slips, brush on glazes and lustres.
Sophie Wootton Design H02
Hand thrown functional tableware glazed in unique muted pastel colours, exploring the relationship between the maker and the user.
Steve Woodhead Ceramics E088
"Art for Everyday Living" - Steve makes a variety of traditional and funky pots to be used on a daily basis in the home.
Steven Broughton Ceramics H07
I craft purposeful pots, believing functionality enhances beauty. Everyday items, with sentimental value, feature distinctive, ergonomic designs and intricate hand-mixed glazes.
Studio Brae B035
Tokes Sharif handcrafts sculptural and functional objects using clay incorporating local and foraged materials. The use of earthy tones coupled with stony and matte textures draws inspiration from Scottish landscapes.
Tamsyn Trevorrow D053
Sculptural ceramics inspired by the material effects of time on the natural world in particular the interaction of land and sea.
Tatarek Pottery B034
Hand thrown stoneware pieces carved freehand with Arts and Crafts inspired designs.
Tim Kennedy Ceramics B018
Decorative hand built ceramic vessels inspired by texture and forms found in nature.
Tony Laverick Ceramics A001
Porcelain decorated vessels using glazes, slips and metals in multiple firings.
Trevor Dyer Ceramics B021
Trevor produces hand thrown functional and decorative pieces in reduction fired stoneware and porcelain. He strives to make things which are both deeply satisfying to use and a joy to behold.
Valerie McLean C044
My work is inspired by the landscapes and the archaeology of the South of France.
Photo credit: @Valerie_Bernadini
Victoria Meadows D071
Hand built ceramics celebrating unglazed finishes using Terra Sigillata saggar fired with organic matter creating diverse, natural and unrepeatable surfaces.
Vladka Thwaites B022
Ceramic works adorned with a palimpsest of textures and abstracted motifs exploring memories, dreams and the subconscious.
Wendy Calder Ceramics D080
Red and white earthenware functional ceramics with delicate botanical surface designs, produced by monoprint and sgraffito techniques.
Wendy Johnson Ceramics F102
Influence and inspiration from the North Atlantic coast, the juxtaposition of man-made and natural rock formations brutally beaten by the furious, rhythmic pounding of the ocean. Structures change over time, the ocean changes every moment.
Woburn Sands Clay G110
Handmade ceramics with a distinctive Art Deco influence, including raku and crystalline glazed pieces. Each item is individually designed.
