CERAMICS in SOUTHWELL 2024
SUNDAY 25 AUGUST, 10am to 4.30pm
Market Square, Southwell NG25 0FS

EXHIBITORS – The following potters took part:

Leanne Ball Handbuilt porcelain homeware & jewellery with pastel colour palate & gold lustre accents. Web: www.rollingroses.com

Natalie Bell Slipcast bud vases made with stained porcelain. Web: www.nataliebellceramics.co.uk

Jean Blood Stoneware ceramic figures with a touch of humour. Web: flickr

Ian Chapman Responding to the colours and textures of my surroundings. Web: ianchapmancreative.com

Dianne Cross Handbuilt vases, wall pieces, vessels & boxes evoking the coastline & moorland. Web: www.diannecrossceramics.co.uk

Ben Dodd Wheel thrown stoneware, inspired by texture and influenced by Japanese pottery and glazes. Web: www.bendoddceramics.co.uk

Bob Emmett Decorative pierced vessels & bowls. Web: facebook page

Claire Folkes Small batch wheel thrown and handmade ceramics. Web: www.clairefolkes.com

Michelle Freemantle Thrown and press moulded domestic stoneware, slip and inscribed surface decoration. Web: www.creativelyoccupied.com

Jean Jenkins Stoneware vessels using clay slabs or coils to construct the forms.

Note: Melanie Keevil has had to withdraw from the event – apologies for any inconvenience to visitors.

Nicholas Marsh Ceramic vessels and sculptures with flame painted surfaces. Web: www.nicholasmarsh.com

Sandra Martin Outdoor planters and garden sculptures, stoneware frost proof ceramics, figurative sculptures. Web: www.sandramartin.co.uk

Susan Morton Pots for the home and garden. Email:

Lesley Nason Handbuilt porcelain wall art, vessels & jewellery inspired by the British countryside. Web: Facebook page

Terry Nason Thrown functional stoneware with multi-coloured glazes. Web: Facebook page

Oakwood Ceramics Previous owned ceramics and pottery. Web: www.oakwoodceramics.co.uk

Patrick O’Donohue Thrown and slabbed pottery, mostly decorative. Web: beveregallery.com

Anja Penger-Onyett Thrown domestic and decorative ware. Web: www.ceramicsbuyanja.co.uk

Rebecca Perry Slip cast and hand built earthenware vessels, decorated with coloured slips and bold glazes. Web: www.rebeccaperryceramicdesign.com

Jillian Riley Porcelain apothecary with sculptural & illustrated details. Web: www.jillianriley.co.uk

Carol Rogerson Stoneware functional pieces for the table & home fired in reduction. Web: www.carolrogerson.com

David Salsbury Hand-made earthenware pottery and tiles with themes from the natural world of countryside and seashore. Web: www.salsburyceramics.co.uk

David W Sampson Sculptural, quirky, figurative stoneware ceramics. Web: davidwilliamsampson.com

Sherwood Forest Woodfiring Society Wood fired and soda fired wares. Web: Facebook Group

Alex Shimwell Thrown porcelain and stoneware. Web: www.alexshimwellceramics.co.uk

Angela Sidwell Ceramic animal sculpture. Web: www.angelasidwell.com

Vivienne Sillar Handbuilt, burnished and smoke-fired sculptures based on wildlife. Web: viviennesillarceramics.co.uk

Mark Smith My work is based on a nostalgic representation of some of my earliest memories of the sea. Web: www.marksmithceramics.com

Emma Swales Handmade pottery and ceramics – good for your home, your garden, and for you. Web: emmaswalesceramics.co.uk

Ken Taylor Domestic stoneware and larger one-off pieces. Web: NPA Website

Sarah Vanic Thrown tableware with a cottage country aesthetic & abstract wall reliefs composed of all different types of clay & glazes. Web: www.chupinkapottery.co.uk

Trudy Weir Mainly stoneware focusing on creating surface patterns using the combination of several different clay bodies. Web: www.trudyweir.co.uk

Emma Williams Decorative low fired bowls, plates, dishes & brooches featuring vibrant special effect glazes. Web: www.ew-ceramics.co.uk

Katherine Winfrey Slip decorated earthenware. Web: www.katherinewinfrey.co.uk

Rachel Wood Pinch and coiled sculptural ceramics. Web: www.rachelwoodceramics.co.uk

Sophie Wooton Designer maker of wheel-thrown tableware. Web: www.sophiewoottondesign.com

Alison Wren Contemporary tableware and decorative pieces in stoneware glazes. Web: www.alisonwrenceramics.co.uk