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.....

Some fresh pots for a Monday morning....

Here are a few new pots from a recent firing. 
Flat 8 reduction in my propane kiln.
Really happy with some of the work which has been coming out of the kiln lately......lots more to follow.....will keep on posting.

Please email me at timlakeceramics@hotmail.com if you require any further info.

Thanks for looking.

Lidded Caddy with red cord.

Iron oxide wash under Shino glaze

Great variation on the Shino glaze from front to back

17cmx 15cm

£110.00

Low Tea Bowl

Shino over dark, iron rich body.

13cm x 8cm

£54.00

Yunomi

Left: Shino glazed with iron brush strokes

9.5cm x 7cm

Right: Iron wash under Shino

9.5cm x 7cm

£38.00 each + £4.50 P&P

Art in Clay 2014 at Hatfiled House

Just back from a great weekend at Art in Clay at Hatfield House.
Thanks to all of those who came to the show and thank you very much for taking so many pots home with you.....made me a happy potter, cheers

Art in Clay.....Hatfield House this weekend.

Loads of new pots from recent firings are packed up and ready to go to Hatfield House on Thursday.

Looking forward to meeting lots of people at the show

Here is a PDF of the program for your reference, also a there are 2-4-1 tickets available here.

New pots across the pond...........

I have sent a small batch of pots to The Schaller Gallery, US. Anthony Schaller has just put them up on his site......great photos as usual.

Castlegate House Gallery

I have a selection of pots at a great Gallery in Cockermouth, Cumbria.

Castlegate House Gallery: 

"Castlegate House Gallery is situated on the ground floor of a splendid and untouched Grade II* listed 18th Century Georgian house in the centre of the thriving Lakeland town of Cockermouth.
Having recently taken over the reins of Castlegate, we’re nothing if not passionate about 20th century and contemporary British art, fuelled by many years of obsessive art collecting. Our aim is to fuel that passion in others and exhibit only what we can genuinely be enthusiastic and passionate about."