Ceramic Art and Pottery
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- Argyll Pottery
- Produces functional, woodfired stoneware. Includes history of the pottery, and artist profiles. Argyll, Scotland.
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- Ben Brierley
- Woodfired ceramics, wheel thrown and altered using stoneware and porcelain clays. Includes Exhibition and show schedule.
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- Bizen Pottery
- Functional and decorative pieces available. Information includes the history and features of Bizen pottery, and brief biographies of potters. English and Japanese.
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- Manabigama Pottery Center
- Pottery studio in Bowling Green, Ohio with an emphasis on fine wood fired stoneware finished in kilns on site. Functional pieces are food, dishwasher, and microwave safe.
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- Old Farmhouse Pottery
- Woodfired stoneware pottery by David Hendley, tour of the studio and kilns, list of past articles and publications, instructional DVDs.
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- River Bend Pottery
- Wood-fired stoneware by artist John Baymore in his four chamber noborigama kiln. Provides an online gallery.
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- Deb's Ceramics & Crafts
- Offering ceramic music boxes, holiday and baby items dry-brushed in soft pastels.
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- Merryfield Pottery
- Producers of hand painted cats in many designs, realistic fruit, vegetable and cheese items, and food inspired trinket boxes.
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- Cipar Ceramics
- Fine art pottery, wheel thrown in white earthenware by central Wisconsin potter, Marty Cipar.
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- English Country Pottery
- Historic redware, an earthenware clay, inspired by English country pottery of the seventeenth century by Jennifer Eerdmans.
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- Prue Cooper Slipware
- Slip decorated press-moulded earthenware. Includes galleries of work with and without inscriptions and a listing of events.
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- Bartley Heath Pottery
- Work by artists Mick and Lesley Dixon, working mainly in reduced stoneware. Includes photos of the studio, showroom, and galleries of each artist's work.