WORKERS IN CERAMICS AT THE BLUE LIAS GALLERY - 1

 

This page features some of the artists and craftspeople who have ceramics on display at Blue Lias. Our range of ceramics includes vibrant tableware, figures of people and animals, pots, outdoor stoneware, vases and Raku ware. To buy this work please contact the gallery. Artists featured in this page are Dillon Rudge, Lois Wakeman, Andrew Bryden, Jenny Carter, Sue Crossfield, Geraldine Francis, Harbottle Ceramics, John Hine, David Brown, Peter Pears, Suki Summer, Gillian Acreman, Alison Ciantar and Krukker (Rob Whelpton).


Dillon Rudge - raku-fired ceramic animal sculptures


 Dillon Rudge - raku ceramic animals
 

Andrew Bryden - dishes and miniature raku animals


Andrew Bryden - raku animals and dishes
 
Lois Wakeman - ceramic animals in elegant, simplified shapes
 Lois Wakeman - ceramic animals
 

Jenny Carter - Raku pots


 Jenny Carter - raku pots
 

Sue Crossfield - ceramic sculptural forms, wavy, sea horses and ladies


 Sue Crossfield - ceramic sculptural forms
 

Geraldine Francis - stoneware birds for indoors and out


 Geraldine Francis - stoneware birds
 

Harbottle Ceramics - vivid blue, white and burgundy horizon line vases, pots and plates


 Harbottle - vivid blue, white and burgundy pots
 

John Hine - Raku sculptures of hares and other animals


 John Hine -raku hares and other sculptures
 

David Brown - functional and nonfunctional ceramic forms featuring textures inspired by the sea and coast. Teapots a speciality


 David Brown - ceramic pots, mugs, jugs and dishes
 

Krukker (Rob Whelpton) - people and fish pots with incised drawing and gold glazes - small ornamental animals


Rob Whelpton - Krukker - ceramics
  Peter Pears - functional saltglazed pottery with fishtail detailing Peter Pears - ceramic pots
  Suki Summer - whimsical fantasy ceramics Suki Summer - ceramic clocks and vessels
  Gillian Acreman - hand-built stoneware vessels with impressed plant and fossil forms Gillian Acreman - ceramics
  Alison Ciantar - ceramic seabird sculptures and slab dishes with fish  
 
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