Ceramics
We currently stock a range of ceramics including pottery from Dartington, ECP, Susie Watson Designs and the acclaimed potter Neil Tregear.
Neil Tregear
In 2004, the acclaimed potter, Neil Tregear, moved his studio to Niton,
Isle of Wight. His stunning body of new work is his response to the unparalleled
beauty of his new environment.
'The pot is the man, his virtues and vices are shown therein - no disguise
is possible' Bernard Leach.
From Neil's own website:
As well as increased local interest on the Island in Neil's work, we were approached by a gallery in Swanage on the South Coast. They had seen the blog and were very taken with the image of the 'fish vessel' that you featured. Neil is now a regular contributor to Mulberry Tree gallery, thanks to your blog, where his pottery is very much in demand. Neil has been asked to be one of the artists in their Winter exhibition. With Thanks, Catherine and Neil Tregear.
Dartington
Dartington Pottery is eagerly sought both in its standard designs, in limited editions and individual artist's 'one-off' pieces. There are a variety of skilled artists at Dartington, producing a range of tableware and special editions.
ECP Design
Established in 1977, ECP Design is a leading British ceramic company working with well known designers including - Brixton Pottery, Carole Pearson, Caroline Zoob, Deliverance County, Martin Wiscombe, Melin Tregwynt, Tyrrell Katz and Vanessa Arbuthnott.
ECP Design creates products in a wide range of materials - hand thrown terra cotta, hand decorated creamware and transfer printed creamware, stoneware and bone china.
Susie Watson Designs
Susie Watson has designed a delightful collection of kitchen china in beautiful shapes and subtle colours. With her recognised eye for design and colour she has created a fully coordinated range that can be mixed and matched for any occasion from a charming breakfast set to the perfect dinner service for informal dining.
All the pottery is hand-made in England at Moorland Pottery in Staffordshire to the highest possible standard. Whilst retaining its hand-made charm it is both extremely durable and completely dishwasher and microwave safe.