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Merryn Lloyd Pottery
merrynlloyd-pottery.com
Site provides background history, pictures of recent work in functional stoneware and porcelain, information on current exhibitions, technical information and contact details.
Ivana Ruisanchez
ivanaruisanchez.com
Includes gallery, contact form and artist statement.
Marsha Owen Pottery
marshaowenpottery.com
Contains several illustrations of a lovely collection of handsome pots. Also has a brief illustrated guide on how to make them.
Starr Pottery and Bronze
starrpottery.com
Work by potters Tom and Dianne Starr.
Anne Bray Pottery
annebraypottery.com
Photos and descriptions of wheel thrown or handbuilt pottery including bowls,piggy banks, pitchers and a wide variety of other functional as well as decorative ware. Site includes of listing of galleries where the artist's work is displayed, a calendar of events and contact information.
Earth Pottery
earthpottery.co.uk
A selection of ceramics by Christabel and Mick Davey featuring birdfeeders, bowls, figures, mugs and vases, slipware, and stoneware.
The Potters Barn
thepottersbarn.f2s.com
Traditional pottery producing stoneware, terracota and Raku pieces. samples of available glazes, information on classes, and children's parties. Based in UK.
Bailey and Mcguire Pottery
baileymcguire.com
Features regionally inspired pottery. Located in San Diego, California.
Barton Cottage Pottery
barton-cottage-pottery.co.uk
Studio and commercial pottery by Russel Sydenham and Lesley Collington. Located in the Dorset Countryside near the sea at Chesil.
Clay Design Studio
claydesignstudio.com
Clay works by Stewart Martin featuring galleries of Naked Raku, Saggar, Stoneware, Smoke and Alternative fired vessels.
Dragonfly Guild Pottery
dragonfly-guild.com
Functional and decorative porcelain and stoneware pottery items by Judy Anderson. Studio located in Northeast Minneapolis.
Pleasant Nest Pottery
nwilliams.aftosawebhosting.com
Gallery of work by Norma Williams, contact info, hours of operation, and a brief artist biography.
Mary Law Pottery
marylawpottery.com
Specializing in functional and decorative pots, primarily for food and flowers. Photographs of pots and directions to the artist's Berkeley, California studio.
Cuzick Pottery
cuzickpottery.com
Functional and sculptural high fire stoneware and porcelain by David and Mary Cuzick and Ed Thompson.
Michael Rice Ceramics
mrceramics.com
Specializing in terra sigillata and raku firing. Site includes gallery, design information and a contact link.
Zehra Çobanlı
zcobanli.omcomc.com
Large gallery of works by Turkish ceramic artist. Display by color/era, form or theme. Includes commentary by the artist's daughter.
Kevin Baldwin Pottery & Ceramics
kevinbaldwinpottery.co.uk
Raku, earthenware and stoneware galleries. Includes images of throwing a bowl, recipes for three glazes, information about the artist and local area.
Stephanie Lanter
stephanielanter.com
Sculptural combinations of clay, fiber, and found objects. Site provides artist statement and biography, galleries of works with commentary by the artist and contact information.
Usha Khosla
studio-pottery.co.uk
Ceramics and studio pottery. Includes gallery, biography, and exhibitions.
Chris Hawkins
chris-hawkins.co.uk
Bottles, vases, lidded pots, textured pots and bowls done in raku or reduction fire. Site provides galleries of stoneware, raku and handbuilt work. There is an illustrated description of the raku process, a list of galleries carrying the artist's work, About the Artist, and videos of some of the artist's processes.
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