Showing posts with label Cornwall. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cornwall. Show all posts

Monday, 18 April 2016

Clay and Lime is set up

Clay and Lime is set up! Ready to have the first visitors tomorrow from 10am. I'll need to do a bit of titivating before they arrive, but pretty happy with how the show looks. Joe has hung some fantastic new pieces and as usual they compliment my work perfectly.
If you look carefully at some of the images you'll spot a rare sight.....some porcelain. I haven't made any porcelain for years, but I've had some bags of the stuff for ages which I normally turn into slip for slipping bisque ware.....we will see how it's received by the visitors to the show.
Looking forward to seeing lots of friendly faces over the next few days.








Tuesday, 13 January 2015

January Yunomi Sale

Happy New Year!!!

For the rest of January I am offering a selection of Teacups for £25.00 each including P&P(UK) International Shipping £5.00.

The pots are available via my selling site, please click the link

or email me directly at:
timlakeceramics@hotmail.com


Here are the pots that are in the sale.....
Thanks for looking.


Image of January Yunomi Sale

Image of January Yunomi Sale

Image of January Yunomi Sale

Image of January Yunomi Sale.....

Image of January Yunomi Sale.....
Image of January Yunomi Sale.....

Monday, 3 November 2014

New pots for November 2014

It's been a little while since I posted anything on here! but here are some new pots for you to have a look at. The majority of the pots are from last weeks firing.....a really pleasing one after the less than great firing at the beginning of last month.

A lot of these pots will be with me at Art in Clay at the Farnham Maltings on the weekend of 15th & 16th November.

Here is a link to the show programe.......


Green ash glazed Caddy.
12cm x 9.5cm
Available at The Leach Pottery, St Ives, UK


Lidded caddy with red shock cord.
Shino glazed.
11cm x 9cm
Available at The Schaller Gallery, St Joseph, US


Lidded Caddy with bronze cap.
Brushed river silt under black glaze.
Textured shoulder.
11.5cm x 12.5cm
£100.00 + P&P
International shipping available.



Waisted lidded caddy
Dark clay, white and black glazes
Black glazed lid with bronze cap.
10.5cm x 12cm
Available via The Oxford Ceramics Gallery, Oxford, UK

Lidded Caddy withe bronze cap.
Brushed river silt under white glaze.
11cm x 11.5cm
£100.00 + P&P
International shipping available.

Waisted lidded caddy
Dark clay and black glaze
Black glazed lid with bronze cap.
£100.00 + P&P
International shipping available

Yunomi.
Both textured, left, shino glaze, right, black temoku glaze
Both around 10cm tall.
£38.00 each + £4.60 P&P(UK)
International shipping available

Yunomi.
left: flared, 8 sided, black glazed

£38.00 each + £4.60 P&P(UK)

  right: textured, shino glazed
Available via Gallery St Ives, Tokyo, Japan
Both around 10cm tall.

International shipping available

Yunomi.
left: stamped, black glazed

£38.00 each + £4.60 P&P(UK)

  right: textured, brushed white slip,shino glaze
Available via Gallery St Ives, Tokyo, Japan

  Both around 10cm tall.
International shipping available.

Yunomi.
left: brushed white slip, ash glazed
right: textured,shino glaze
Both around 10cm tall.
£38.00 each + £4.60 P&P(UK)
International shipping available.

Yunomi.
left: stamped, black glazed

£38.00 each + £4.60 P&P(UK)

  right: finger wiped white slip and shino glaze
Available via Gallery St Ives, Tokyo, Japan

Both around 10cm tall.
 

 International shipping available.

Yunomi.
left: zig-zag texture, shino glaze

 Available at The Leach Pottery, St Ives, UK

right: cut and stamped,shino glaze

£38.00 each + £4.60 P&P(UK)

  Both around 10cm tall.
International shipping available.



Little cups:
all around 8cm tall
Left: stamped dark clay, white slip and ash glaze
Middle left: part textured, brushed river silt under white glaze.
Middle right: textured central rib, black glaze.
Right: textured, shino glaze

Sunday, 10 August 2014

Some snaps from the Workshop

Here are a few images from the Workshop.....not the best quality, but illustrative of what has been happening recently.....